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Internal product definition · September 2026
Life is not a task list.
Orbit connects the actions a person takes to the life areas they care about, then makes balance visible. This is the current product definition: what exists, how the system fits together, and what is still ahead.
PracticeGoals, habits, entries, and weekly targets become a repeatable rhythm.
ReflectionBalance, mood, and assessment make patterns legible without reducing life to streaks.
AssistanceChat, voice, integrations, and MCP let Orbit meet people where their activity already happens.
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| If you need to understand | Read |
|---|---|
| The core user experience | Product overview |
| The system behind the app | Data model and architecture |
| Integrations, API, MCP, and OAuth | Platform interfaces |
| Operational surfaces and observability | Operations |
| What is not yet live | Roadmap |
Reading status
Every capability carries a status. Product definitions are only useful when they keep implementation and intent distinct.
- Shipped Available in the current product.
- Experimental Present but intentionally limited or developer-gated.
- Disabled Implemented foundation retained, not currently available to users.
- Planned A documented next step, not product behavior.