Tier 1
An end-to-end platform for building software with AI
Orbit is an AI development platform covering the whole lifecycle: plan, scaffold, generate, typecheck, heal, provision infrastructure, and preview — all orchestrated automatically in cloud sandboxes.
AI Development Platform
Orbit is built for software teams who want AI in the critical path. The build harness plans the work, scaffolds a superset template with web and 3D libraries pre-baked, generates the app, runs a production gate, and only then unlocks the preview. Fullstack apps get Supabase schema, RLS, edge functions, and storage provisioned by the platform.
In plain English
Orbit covers the whole software journey — planning, building, checking, fixing, and launching — with agents that verify each step. It's the difference between a tool that prints code and a platform that ships working software.
How it works in Orbit
Orbit's development platform covers the full software lifecycle in one pipeline: plan, scaffold, generate, verify, provision, and preview. Here is how an idea becomes shippable software.
A harness for the whole lifecycle
Instead of a code generator, Orbit is a build harness: it plans the work, scaffolds a superset template, generates the application, runs a production gate, and only then unlocks a preview. Each phase hands verified output to the next.
Infrastructure provisioned, not described
Fullstack builds provision real infrastructure — Supabase tables with baseline row-level security, PostgREST registration, edge functions, storage buckets, and secrets — then inject the client configuration into the app. The database is not a mockup.
Verification before visibility
The production gate runs a typecheck and build, and the preview is probed before it unlocks. That ordering is deliberate: you see software that already compiles, rather than a scaffold you debug by hand.
Built for software teams
Projects hold the source, the schema, and the environment config together, and work can be exported to the repo. Orbit becomes the front end of the workflow while your existing review and CI practices stay in control.
Plan the build
Orbit reads your goal and lays out the stack, files, and infrastructure steps.
Scaffold and generate
A superset template is scaffolded and the application code is written.
Run the production gate
Typecheck, build, and preview probe — failures are healed automatically.
Provision infrastructure
Fullstack apps get Supabase schema, RLS, edge functions, and secrets injected.
Ship the preview
A live URL unlocks and your team can iterate or export the source.
The challenge
Try it yourself
Run this one on a competitor first — then on Orbit. Same prompt, and keep score.
Build
Try this one elsewhere first.
Ask your current tool to build a fullstack app with a database and see if it verifies the result. Orbit typechecks, provisions, and probes the preview before you even see it.
Research
Ask a research tool to go deep on one topic.
Then ask Orbit. Compare how many rounds it runs, how many sources it actually reads — we target 65+ — and whether every claim in the final report has a link attached. Bring a bigger coffee mug.
Chat
Ask a plain chatbot the same question.
One just talks. Orbit's agent actually searches the web, runs code, reads your files, and comes back with something done. Compare how many tabs you opened and how many are still open when you're finished.
Image & video
Generate the same image, then edit it.
Ask two tools for the same hero shot, then ask both to recolor it, fill in the background, and animate it. Compare who hands you a first draft and who keeps refining in the same conversation.
150+
models routed per task
1h
cloud sandbox sessions
25
tool calls per chat turn
8–14
deep research rounds
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Deploy AI Apps with Vercel
Orbit generates deploy-ready web apps — static-friendly React output with Supabase as the managed backend — that drop straight onto Vercel.
Deploy AI Apps on Cloudflare
Orbit generates static-first React apps that deploy cleanly on Cloudflare Pages, with Supabase handling the dynamic layer.
Deploy AI Apps on AWS
Orbit generates container-friendly React + Supabase apps that deploy on AWS EC2, ECS, or Amplify — with a managed backend instead of hand-rolled infrastructure.
Deploy AI Apps on Railway
Orbit generates apps that deploy instantly on Railway — static React build plus Supabase for the managed data layer.
Deploy AI Apps on Render
Orbit generates static React apps that host cleanly on Render Static Sites, backed by Supabase for dynamic features.
Deploy AI Apps with Docker
Orbit generates apps you can containerize with a minimal Dockerfile — static React build served by nginx, with Supabase outside the container.
Polar.sh AI Builder
Orbit scaffolds Polar.sh checkout for open-source and indie products — subscriptions and pledge flows, wired into generated apps.
Orbit vs Replit
Replit is a browser IDE with AI agent capabilities. Orbit is an AI workspace with an agentic build engine, research, and media. Here's how they differ.
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Deploy AI Apps with Vercel
Orbit generates deploy-ready web apps — static-friendly React output with Supabase as the managed backend — that drop straight onto Vercel.
Deploy AI Apps on Cloudflare
Orbit generates static-first React apps that deploy cleanly on Cloudflare Pages, with Supabase handling the dynamic layer.
Deploy AI Apps on AWS
Orbit generates container-friendly React + Supabase apps that deploy on AWS EC2, ECS, or Amplify — with a managed backend instead of hand-rolled infrastructure.
Deploy AI Apps on Railway
Orbit generates apps that deploy instantly on Railway — static React build plus Supabase for the managed data layer.
Deploy AI Apps on Render
Orbit generates static React apps that host cleanly on Render Static Sites, backed by Supabase for dynamic features.
Deploy AI Apps with Docker
Orbit generates apps you can containerize with a minimal Dockerfile — static React build served by nginx, with Supabase outside the container.
Polar.sh AI Builder
Orbit scaffolds Polar.sh checkout for open-source and indie products — subscriptions and pledge flows, wired into generated apps.
Orbit vs Replit
Replit is a browser IDE with AI agent capabilities. Orbit is an AI workspace with an agentic build engine, research, and media. Here's how they differ.
Frequently asked questions
What does the development workflow look like?
Plan → scaffold → generate → inline typecheck + one fix pass → heal loop → production gate → live preview. Every step is visible in the build timeline, and the preview is only unlocked after the app compiles and the shell is replaced.
Does Orbit handle infrastructure for fullstack apps?
Yes. Fullstack builds provision Supabase with a schema-isolated app namespace — tables with baseline RLS, PostgREST registration, edge functions, storage buckets, and secrets — and inject the client config into the app.
Can teams use Orbit in a real dev workflow?
Yes. Projects keep source files, environment config, and database schema together, and generated work can be exported to the repo, so Orbit fits alongside existing code review and CI practices.
What stacks does Orbit scaffold?
Builds use a superset template with Vite + React + TypeScript plus web and 3D libraries pre-baked, so most apps start from a rich baseline rather than a bare template.
How does Orbit verify the app before preview?
The pipeline runs a production gate — typecheck and build — plus a probe of the running preview. The preview URL only unlocks once the app compiles and the shell is verified.