Your Orbit

A friends list for the people you actually see

Orbit is the people you go out with. Sort them into Clusters only you can see, then invite a whole group at once.

A galaxy view of your connections grouped into clusters

Adding someone takes about five seconds

Share your friend code, let them scan your QR, or search by name. People from events you both went to show up too. Once they accept, you're in each other's Orbit.

Search shows how many friends you share

The find people screen with your friend code, QR, and search

Sort them into clusters nobody else sees

Close friends, work, the running crew, family (for better or worse). Name and color each cluster. Nobody can see your clusters, including the people in them.

The Galaxy view puts the people you see most closest

Your Orbit of connections, sorted into clusters

Invite a whole cluster at once

Pick a cluster when you invite people, and everyone in it gets the invite. Posts and flares can go to one cluster too, so the work crowd never hears about karaoke.

A flare tells people you're free right now
Friends answer "On my way," "Me too" or "Ping"

The who's around list, with friends out and their replies

Questions people ask

Share your friend code, let someone scan your QR code, or search by name or @handle. They accept, and you're in each other's Orbit.

Yes, into clusters you name and color yourself: close friends, work, the running crew. Only you can see your clusters and who's in them, and you can aim a post or a flare at just one.

You pick. Public: anyone signed in. Network: people you share a friend, event or Space with. Orbit only: people have to type your exact @handle, and only connections can open your profile. Private: only people with your friend code.

Yes. Online status is a switch in your privacy settings, and friends of friends never see it either way.

Only people you share something with: a mutual friend, an event, a Space, or the invite link you signed up with. Anyone whose privacy setting rules out discovery never appears, and you can hide any suggestion.

Removing a connection takes each of you out of the other's clusters. Blocking also cancels any pending request and hides you from each other's search and suggestions.

Build your Orbit

Start with whoever you saw last weekend.

Get started, it's free

Your Orbit

A friends list for the people you actually see

Orbit is the people you go out with. Sort them into Clusters only you can see, then invite a whole group at once.

Get started, it's free

Adding someone takes about five seconds

Share your friend code, let them scan your QR, or search by name. People from events you both went to show up too. Once they accept, you're in each other's Orbit.

Search shows how many friends you share

Sort them into clusters nobody else sees

Close friends, work, the running crew, family (for better or worse). Name and color each cluster. Nobody can see your clusters, including the people in them.

The Galaxy view puts the people you see most closest

Invite a whole cluster at once

Pick a cluster when you invite people, and everyone in it gets the invite. Posts and flares can go to one cluster too, so the work crowd never hears about karaoke.

A flare tells people you're free right now
Friends answer "On my way," "Me too" or "Ping"

Questions people ask

Share your friend code, let someone scan your QR code, or search by name or @handle. They accept, and you're in each other's Orbit.

Yes, into clusters you name and color yourself: close friends, work, the running crew. Only you can see your clusters and who's in them, and you can aim a post or a flare at just one.

Yes. Online status is a switch in your privacy settings, and friends of friends never see it either way.

Removing a connection takes each of you out of the other's clusters. Blocking also cancels any pending request and hides you from each other's search and suggestions.

Build your Orbit

Start with whoever you saw last weekend.

Get started, it's free