Relationships drift quietly.

Every busy week leaves a few behind. The client you meant to check in with. The person from that festival who said let’s work together, and then life happened. They seem small at the time. They pile up in old messages and a memory that’s already full.

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

They’re the introduction you never made, and the relationship that could’ve changed your year. Slipping away while you were busy with everything else.

The old answer was to pay someone to watch it for you.

Behind most well-connected people there’s an assistant quietly keeping track of who’s owed a call.

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 that the relationships are the job. I built spreadsheets. I built colour-coded trackers. I still lost work to people I’d simply lost touch with, without ever noticing it happening.

So I built Orbit.

Orbit shows you where you stand with everyone, as a picture rather than a list. No fields, no forms. Just who’s close and who’s slipping, before they’re gone.

And not just for the well-connected.

The kind of support that used to need a team behind you should be available to someone working on their own. That’s who Orbit is built for first.

Stay present, and the work tends to follow. That’s the whole idea.