Orbit: calendar, tasks & notes

Orbit is a calendar, a task list and a notebook in one app - and all of it stays on your phone.

No account. No sign-in. No server. Orbit has nowhere to send your information, because there is nothing on the other end.

WHAT IS INSIDE

Calendar

See your month, your week, or the day ahead. Every task with a date shows up where you expect it, and the day you tap opens beneath the calendar instead of on another screen.

Tasks

Due dates, reminders, repeats, colours and attachments. Type "gym tomorrow 7pm" and Orbit works out the rest. Drag them into the order you want, or let them sort themselves.

Notes

Write properly: headings, bold, bullet points and checklists. Choose from five typefaces if the words deserve it. Point your camera at a page and Orbit reads the text straight into a note - on the phone, with no connection.

Reminders

Notifications that arrive when they should, whether or not you have signal. Choose sound, vibration, or both.

AND THE PARTS YOU ONLY NOTICE LATER

- A bin, so deleting something is never final until you say so

- Search across tasks and notes at once

- Statistics that show what actually got done

- Public holidays for your country, if you want them

- A PIN lock, if you would rather keep it to yourself

- Bring in what you already have: plain text, Markdown, CSV, or an export from Google Keep

- Back everything up to a single file, and read it back whenever you like

- Light and dark, following your phone or set by hand

ABOUT YOUR INFORMATION

Everything you write in Orbit is stored on your device and nowhere else. There is no analytics, no advertising, no tracking, and no advertising identifier. Orbit does not know who you are and has no way to find out.

There is exactly one thing that uses the internet, and only if you switch it on: downloading your country's public holidays. Nothing else about the app needs a connection - including reading text from a photograph, which happens entirely on your phone.

Uninstalling Orbit removes everything it holds. There is no account to close and nothing to ask us to delete, because we never had any of it.

Privacy policy: https://rdotbytes.github.io/orbit/privacy.html

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