Relationships drift quietly.

Every busy week leaves a few behind. The client you meant to check in with. The friend you keep meaning to call. The person from that festival who said "let's work together" - and then, life.

They seem small. They slip. And they pile up - buried in old messages, forgotten group chats, and a memory that's already full.

But the people who drift are often the ones who matter most.

They're the opportunity that hasn't happened yet, the introduction you never made, the relationship that could've changed your year - quietly slipping away while you were busy doing everything else.

For most of history, there was one answer: have someone watch it for you.

Behind every well-connected person was someone - an assistant, a manager, a team - keeping the relationships moving, the follow-ups happening, the right people remembered at the right time.

That kind of support was reserved for people who could afford it. Everyone else was left to remember everything themselves, in a head that was already full.

I know, because I lived it.

Ten years as a freelance cinematographer taught me relationships are the job, not a bonus. I built my own spreadsheets, my own colour-coded trackers - and still lost work to people I'd simply lost touch with, quietly, without ever noticing it was happening.

So I built Orbit.

Orbit shows you exactly where you stand with everyone in your life - not a list to maintain, but something you see and feel instantly. No fields. No forms. Just your relationships, visible, before they're gone.

And not just for the well-connected.

The kind of relationship support that used to belong to people with a team behind them should belong to the freelancer, the small business, the person doing it all alone. That's who Orbit is built for first.

When you show up for people consistently, something quietly remarkable happens. Life gets richer. Doors open. Opportunity finds you. Stay present. The rest follows.

Stay present. Join the waitlist.

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