Orbit: Friendship Tracker

Orbit: Friendship Tracker

A solar system of your people

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 30, 2026
  • August 4, 2026
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This app helps you maintain meaningful connections by visualizing your friendships as a solar system. Track how often you connect with loved ones and receive gentle reminders to reach out, ensuring no one drifts away unnoticed. It offers a private, ad-free experience with iCloud sync.

Animated solar system visualization of contacts
Real-time health-based color updates for relationships
Long-Distance mode for tracking different interaction types
Meeting diary with date, photo, location, and notes
Home-screen widgets for quick attention reminders
Private iCloud sync across Apple devices
Constellations (tags) for grouping friends
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What's New in Orbit

2.1.1

August 4, 2026

Orbit 2.1.1 — a tune-up. • Busy orbits arrange themselves properly again — no more pile-ups. Everyone sits further apart, the sun takes its rightful place at the centre, and a name is never hidden behind the planet next door. • Cards stay open when you touch them. • The place field no longer hides behind the keyboard. • Tap "MET" when you log a catch-up to switch it to CALLED or TEXTED. • Got a date wrong? Re-date any catch-up from the diary — or tap a past day in the calendar and add a memory straight onto it. • Notes take paragraph breaks now, and Report a Bug reaches us again. Thank you to everyone who wrote in — please keep it coming.

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Love it so far

Really loving this app so far. It’s so beautifully designed. There are a few features that I wish it had but I’ve given feedback so we’ll see what happens!

FAQ

What is Orbit's main purpose?

Orbit is designed to help you maintain meaningful connections by visualizing your friendships as a solar system. It tracks how often you connect with people and provides gentle nudges to reach out, ensuring important relationships stay visible.

Does Orbit have ads?

No, Orbit is completely ad-free. The app is built with a focus on privacy and user experience, ensuring no advertisements disrupt your interaction with your personal network.

How does Orbit sync my data?

Orbit uses private iCloud sync to keep your data consistent across all your Apple devices. This means your relationship data, notes, and photos stay on your devices and are synced securely through your personal iCloud container.

What devices does Orbit support?

Orbit is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It supports both light and dark modes to enhance your viewing experience on these devices.

Is Orbit suitable for children?

Orbit has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. Its focus on personal relationships and privacy is designed for a general audience.

How often is Orbit updated?

The latest version of Orbit is 2.1.1, and it was last updated on August 4, 2026. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and improvements.

Can I group my friends in Orbit?

Yes, Orbit allows you to group friends using 'Constellations,' which function as tags. This feature helps you organize contacts by context, such as family, work, or travel.

What kind of interactions can I log in Orbit?

You can log meetings, calls, and texts with a tap. Orbit also features a 'Long-Distance mode' that can differentiate between calls/texts and in-person meetings, providing a more nuanced tracking experience.