Our story
"We didn't set out to build an app."
Sagar and Vaidehi found themselves in a long-distance relationship — different cities, mismatched time zones, the ache of good-mornings that arrive at midnight. The tools they had were a chat thread and a shared calendar.
None of it felt like them.
"So we built our own little world."
Sagar started building Orbit for exactly two users. A place where her local time and weather lived next to his. Where a tap on a watch became a heartbeat on a wrist. Where every memory they logged became a star in a sky only they could see.
"It worked."
The streak grew. The sky filled. The countdowns made the distance feel finite — a number that only ever got smaller, instead of a feeling that only ever got heavier.
"Now it's yours."
Every feature in Orbit was built from a real moment of missing someone. The reunion ring exists because a countdown was the only thing that helped. The heartbeat exists because a text isn't a touch. Nothing was designed in a boardroom.
If you're doing the miles too — we built this for you.
— Sagar & Vaidehi