Stay informed.
Get a concise view of sales, delivery, and customer service. Follow an update back to its source when you need the detail.
Morning briefings · Source-linked answersOrbit connects the updates, people, and tools you rely on—helping you stay informed and move work forward.
DESIGNED TO WORK WITH THE TOOLS YOU ALREADY KNOW
Proposed connections · configured around your company
Watch Orbit appear on your desktop, take an instruction, and work through it. Two voices, visible progress, and a result you can review.

Your team’s updates are ready when you are.
Pick a request and press play.
Voiced, scripted simulation. The desktop and company data are fictional. No messages are sent or meetings created.
Built around the everyday work of running a growing company.
Get a concise view of sales, delivery, and customer service. Follow an update back to its source when you need the detail.
Morning briefings · Source-linked answersIdentify the blocker, find the owner, and prepare the next conversation. Give people the context before the meeting.
Meeting preparation · Team coordinationTurn a decision into a draft message or a follow-up. Keep track of commitments across the tools your teams already use.
Draft communications · Follow-up trackingBring delivery risks, customer issues, and overdue actions into view. Set the priorities you want Orbit to watch.
Risk summaries · Priority monitoringProposed capabilities. We’ll define the implementation with each partner company.
The platforms below are the ones we already know how to reach.
The ones that decide the project are usually the others.
An in-house ERP. A bespoke ops tool. The spreadsheet the whole company quietly runs on. If your team depends on it, connecting it is part of the build—not an add-on we quote for later.
“Bring the right people together and brief them on the decision we need.”
Explore how conversations and team context could become a clear next step.Proposed integration ecosystem. Connections depend on platform APIs, permissions, subscription requirements, and implementation scope. Product names and icons identify intended platforms; they do not imply a partnership or a currently available connector.
Choose a person and a situation. Orbit answers each one inside the permissions that role already has—so the same assistant shows different people different things.
Guided simulation · Sample company data
Define what Orbit can access, what it can prepare, and which actions need your approval.
Connect selected sources and define who can see what. Company-wide context should respect role-based permissions.
Review a message or meeting invitation before it goes out. Choose which routines can run independently.
See the sources behind an answer and the steps behind an action. Make every handoff accountable.
Orbit reads company systems under your own access rules. Where it runs and what it retains is agreed with you before anything is connected.
Orbit is developed with one company at a time. This is what that looks like from the first conversation onward.
We sit with your leads and map how the work actually moves—who asks whom, where things stall, which decisions keep coming back.
We wire Orbit to the systems your teams already use, including the internal ones, under the permissions each role already has.
One request, end to end, on your real data with a small group. You judge it on whether it gives that group time back.
Add requests, add people, widen what Orbit may do unattended. Nothing widens until the step before it holds.
Idiaz ships production software, not prototypes. Flume, our voice product, runs on macOS, Windows, iOS and Android from one shared backend—built and maintained by the same team that builds Orbit.
We’re developing Orbit with growing companies.
Tell us about your team, your tools, and the work that takes up your day.