Orbit App

Orbit is a native macOS terminal for Claude Code and Codex. It is built to make those coding agents understandable at a glance, and to let a user run a whole fleet of them on one living canvas.

Its main interface is a general canvas where multiple agents can run at once on a single surface. Each agent has its own tree and output, and the app is described as themed end to end. Orbit also includes a light and dark mode, a Git tree visualizer that shows branches, merges, and commits as one live graph, a live usage console, menu-bar session statuses, a cursor-style Git sidebar, and a diff viewer. The page also says that live sessions repaint in place and that work is gathered through gates before it ships.

Orbit runs locally on the user’s Mac. It is a pure AppKit application, not Electron, and it does not use a web shell, proxy, telemetry, keystroke logging, or prompt logging. The app spawns the same Claude or Codex binary the user already uses, reads on-disk transcripts directly, and works with an existing claude or codex login, with no OAuth or API keys to paste. It is available for Apple silicon and Intel Macs.

The product is currently free. Orbit says every feature is unlocked, there is no account and no card required, and it runs on the user’s own Claude or Codex subscription. It also says there is no paid tier at present, and that pricing will be introduced later.