Orbit

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What Orbit is

Orbit is an AI app-building workspace from Forion that turns natural-language prompts into working web apps. It generates code, provisions Supabase for full-stack projects, and shows a live browser preview in a sandboxed Node.js WebContainer, without requiring a local toolchain installation. Before unlocking the preview, it typechecks the project and runs a production build, then attempts automatic fixes if an error occurs. Output targets include Next.js with Supabase, Expo React Native, Vite React with Tailwind, and standalone HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The workspace also combines chat, deep research, image generation, and video generation, routing tasks through 150+ models. Listed integrations include GitHub OAuth and repository synchronization, Expo EAS for mobile builds, and Supabase for managed PostgreSQL and authentication. Orbit is available on web, Android, and iOS. The free Core plan provides 200 credits with daily refresh and 5,000 welcome credits; Apex costs US$10.00 monthly and includes 10,000 credits. Usage limits include cloud sandbox sessions of up to one hour and 25 tool calls per chat turn.

Who it suits

Orbit is aimed at software teams that want AI involved in software development. Its app targets and integrations suit teams building for web or mobile and using Supabase or GitHub.

What it does well

Converts natural-language prompts into app code
Preview follows typechecking and a production build
Supports four listed output target types
Free plan includes daily credits and welcome credits
Encryption in transit and at rest

What to know first

Cloud sandbox sessions last up to one hour
Chat turns allow up to 25 tool calls
Deep research is limited to 8–14 rounds

Limits

Orbit Core includes 200 credits with a daily refresh and 5,000 welcome credits. The product page lists cloud sandbox sessions of up to one hour, 25 tool calls per chat turn, and 8–14 deep research rounds.

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Orbit Core	200 credits daily refresh · 5,000 welcome credits · standard model access · community Discord	Free
Orbit Apex	US$10.00 billed monthly · 10,000 credits · credit rollovers · priority queue · advanced reasoning models · priority support	$10 a month
Orbit Core credit top-up	one-time · 5,000 credits	$5, paid once

As orbit.forion.ai lists them, read 8 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

Open the Orbit AI app builder website.
Use Orbit Core, the free plan, or choose Orbit Apex at US$10.00 billed monthly.
Describe the app you want to build in a natural-language prompt.
Choose a listed output target, such as Next.js with Supabase or Expo React Native.
Review the live preview after Orbit typechecks the project and runs a production build.
Connect GitHub, Expo EAS, or Supabase where relevant.

Verdict

Orbit combines app generation, verification, and a live preview with research and media tools. The free plan provides a starting point, while Apex costs US$10.00 monthly and includes 10,000 credits.

Questions

Is Orbit free?

Yes. Orbit Core is free and includes 200 credits with a daily refresh and 5,000 welcome credits.

How much does Orbit Apex cost?

Orbit Apex costs US$10.00 billed monthly and includes 10,000 credits, credit rollovers, a priority queue, advanced reasoning models, and priority support.

Which platforms does Orbit support?

Orbit is listed for web, Android, and iOS.

What can Orbit build?

Listed output targets include Next.js with Supabase, Expo React Native, Vite React with Tailwind, and standalone HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Which integrations does Orbit list?

Forion lists GitHub OAuth and repository synchronization, Expo EAS for mobile builds, and Supabase for managed PostgreSQL and authentication.

How does Forion describe Orbit's data handling?

Forion says it encrypts data in transit and at rest, and does not use private code or sensitive submitted data to train foundation models without explicit opt-in. It also says prompts sent through enterprise LLM partners are exempt from model training and subject to zero-data-retention policies where applicable.

Facts from Orbit's own pages

AI data handling: Forion says prompts sent through enterprise LLM partners are exempt from model training and subject to zero-data-retention policies where applicable. · forion.ai, 8 Oct 2026
App building: Orbit turns natural-language prompts into working web apps, generates code, provisions Supabase for full-stack apps, and provides a live preview. · orbit.forion.ai, 8 Oct 2026
Browser runtime: Orbit runs a sandboxed Node.js WebContainer in the browser and provides a live preview without requiring local toolchain installation. · forion.ai, 8 Oct 2026
Build verification: Before unlocking a preview, Orbit typechecks the project and runs a production build, then attempts automatic fixes if something breaks. · orbit.forion.ai, 8 Oct 2026
Integrations: Forion lists GitHub OAuth and repository synchronization, Expo EAS for mobile builds, and Supabase for managed PostgreSQL and authentication. · forion.ai, 8 Oct 2026
Intended users: The company describes Orbit as built for software teams that want AI involved in the software development process. · orbit.forion.ai, 8 Oct 2026
Payment handling: Forion says it does not store full payment card information or direct bank details on its servers; Stripe handles payment processing. · forion.ai, 8 Oct 2026
Research and media: Orbit combines chat, app building, deep research, and image and video generation in one workspace, with 150+ models routed per task. · orbit.forion.ai, 8 Oct 2026
Security: Forion says it uses encryption in transit and at rest and does not use private code or sensitive submitted data to train foundation models without explicit opt-in consent. · forion.ai, 8 Oct 2026
Support: The plan comparison lists Community Discord support for Orbit Core, Priority Support for Orbit Apex, and 24/7 Dedicated Concierge for Enterprise. · forion.ai, 8 Oct 2026
Supported stacks: The product page lists Next.js with Supabase, Expo React Native, Vite React with Tailwind, and standalone HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as output targets. · forion.ai, 8 Oct 2026
Usage limits: The product page lists cloud sandbox sessions of up to one hour, 25 tool calls per chat turn, and 8–14 deep research rounds. · orbit.forion.ai, 8 Oct 2026

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