For freelance creatives whose work comes by word of mouth.
Your next job is already in your orbit.
You don’t lose people. You lose track of them.
Orbit shows you who’s drifting, before you’d think to look.
Julian RhodesThey come through the people I already know.
A call from someone I’ve worked with. A recommendation from someone I stayed in touch with. An intro from someone who thought of me first.
I didn’t build Orbit because I’m bad at staying in touch. Although most of us are. I built it because being present in your relationships leads to more opportunity.
The people who think of you, talk about you, refer you, introduce you all have one thing in common.
Presence kept you in their world.
Orbit keeps you in theirs.
Everyone drifts outward.
That’s just time passing.
Core, Close, Peripheral, Drifting. Nobody gets sorted. People move as the months do, and the only thing that brings someone back in is speaking to them.
You do the talking.
Orbit does the remembering.
You never update anything. You note a coffee, and watch them move back in.
Bring everyone in
Import from Gmail, WhatsApp, a spreadsheet, or a screenshot of any list of names.
Everyone gets a starting position
Read from your recent history where there is one, set with a tap where there isn’t. Every conversation moves the map.
Your feed stays gentle
Orbit counts the silence quietly. People easing outward turn up in your feed as a soft prompt, never a red badge or an alert you have to clear.
Note what happened
A message, a call, a coffee, a job together. Each one pulls that person back in, and the bigger the moment the harder it pulls.
Quiet by design. Private by default.
Every promise below is one you can check.
Nobody else can see who you know. There’s no shared directory and no team view.
Orbit tells you to say hello. It never sends anything itself.
Your contacts aren’t a data set. We don’t sell them, and we don’t train anything on them.
Export the whole map as a spreadsheet whenever you like. Delete your account and it’s gone within 24 hours.
Built for one kind of person. Deliberately.
If your work arrives because someone thought of you, this is for you.
Freelancers whose work comes through conversation
Founders who rely on relationships, not funnels
Anyone who has lost a client to silence
Anyone whose network is bigger than their memory
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Talent opens doors. Presence keeps them open.