Is Orbit another to-do app?
No. To-do apps are useful for clear actions. Orbit also holds goals, habits, projects, ideas, and life responsibilities that may move slowly, pause often, and still matter.
Do I need to check in every day?
No. Check in when something moves forward, changes, pauses, or needs to come back into focus. Orbit is not built around streaks or daily guilt.
What does drifting mean?
It means something important has become quieter in your attention—perhaps it missed a target, has not received a check-in, or no longer has a clear next step.
Why use a 21-day pass?
Orbit becomes useful when it contains your real life. Twenty-one days gives you enough time to capture, check in, and see whether its attention signals help you return to what matters.
Is the pass a subscription?
No. The first 21-day pass is a one-time payment with no automatic subscription lock-in.
What happens after 21 days?
You can review whether Orbit helped you notice, return to, and move forward the things that matter. Any later plan will be explained clearly before you choose it.
