Early accessInOrbit is opening to software teams, one at a time.
The real-time, programmable engineering coordination platform
Engineering doesn't stop at code.
One workspace for people, AI agents, and the systems they build and operate.
Give agents context and memory. Coordinate their work. Control execution. Verify outcomes with evidence.
- Platform live
- Local agent
- Mac app (invite only)
- Mobile app (invite only)
- Open source
Diagnostics & health
Systems & health
The platform's own components, read from the public status feed every 15 seconds: what runs, how fast it answers, and what needs attention.
Sample data · drawn as an illustration
Remember · Keep decisions, results and lessons
Programmable coordination
One state machine for every job, AI or human; each stage has a gate in Rust that reads evidence.
- No API sets a job's state; a job moves only by passing its gates.
- A failed check holds the job and names the missing fact; on release it resumes at the same stage.
- Every wait (approval, runner, plan window, monitors) has a deadline and an escalation.
intake → linked → planned → approved → leased → running → checked → merged → rolled → verified → recorded → done
The layer under every step of the loop: what is decided (policy), checked before an action (guardrails), kept (memory), proved (evidence), who does the work (agents) and how a job moves (coordination).
The platform
Everything in one coordinated workspace.
A set of connected capabilities that turn work, data and decisions into measurable results.
Explore
Turn your work, code and knowledge into a living map.
WorkCodeLiving mapDocsDecisionsMemory
A durable memory of what was said, decided and proven.
- Cache rule recorded
- Hypothesis tested
- Approval recorded
- Fix verified and kept
Planner
Turn goals into plans, steps, and accountable execution.
Our own case study: InOrbit builds InOrbit
Reading our plans…
- Running—
- Waiting on a person—
- Done—
Connecting to the status feed
Canvas
Design, map and reason together with your agents.
InputAgentCheckActionReliability
Monitors, incidents and system health in one place.
Services
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Incidents
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Check runs today
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Uptime
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Connecting to the status feed
Planner and Reliability show InOrbit's own production, live. The other cards are sample data.
From intent to verified reality
From intent to verified reality.
Every change in InOrbit goes round one loop. The context is gathered, the decision is written down, the work is routed to people and agents, executed under policy, checked against evidence, and what was learned stays linked to the record. Open a step to see what goes in, who acts and what comes out.
Understand
Explore maps the code, the documents and the decisions around the question; Memory adds what the team said, decided and proved before. Nothing changes yet. This step makes sure the next one starts from facts.
Goes in
Who acts
Comes out
Then
Prove, don't just assume
Proof, impact and evidence in the loop.
Every change InOrbit ships passes three checks: a test that could fail it, a number that moved, and records anyone can open. Here are four of ours.
Proof
TestedWhat the change must do, and a test that could prove it wrong.
- Claim
- Our status page answers in under a second, every time.
- Test
- 20 timed polls in production, then a test against a slow store.
- Result
- Held: a saved copy answers while one background read refreshes it.
Impact
Measured 2026-11-01The number that moved, counted on the real system, with the date.
up to 4.0 s
Before the fix, in production. A test now keeps it fixed.
first poll after the window2.8 to 4.0 severy other poll0.18 sThe public status now: Connecting to the status feed
Evidence
On recordWhere each proof is kept, so anyone can check it later.
Measurement
20 timed polls of /v1/status, 2026-11-01
Pull request
core #1551 · merged 2026-11-02
Test that guards it
status_swr::after_the_window_a_reader_gets_the_kept_copy_and_a_background_read_renews_it
Decision
RFC 0076 · PRD 0012 · ADR 0170 · Study 0106
Controls & audit
Controls, approvals and a full audit trail.
Typed controls, access and approvals with a trace from decision to code and deployment.
Where we stand
Engineering first
Built for engineers. Open where it matters.
What runs underneath: five parts that do the work, then the ways to build on them.
On the Mac and the phone
The Mac holds the Planner, the Canvas, every approval and the terminal. The phone holds asks, incidents and monitors, and approvals you answer with Face ID. Partners test both before the stores.
Also the iohr command line on macOS and Linux, and the Console in any browser.