The question, in plain sight.
When an agent stops to ask, your desktop says so: which task, how many agents, how many helpers.
If your day runs on Claude Code, Codex or Gemini, Orbit is the desktop built around them. See who’s working, who needs you, and jump straight back in.
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When an agent stops to ask, your desktop says so: which task, how many agents, how many helpers.
The robot in the bar tells you who is working and who is waiting, beside your music and clock.
The Studio and player move beside your work, on the workspaces you choose.
Screenshots of Orbit running on a live Omarchy desktop. Demo agents, sample music and a sample project in the terminals. Click any capture to explore.
With coding agents, the work happens in terminals you can’t see. They finish, stall on a question or wait for approval while you’re somewhere else. Orbit puts all of it on your desktop, so nothing sits idle.
The agent that needs you shows up in the bar, on the desktop, in the Studio and as a count on your lock screen.
Super + Ctrl + Alt + A jumps to the next agent that needs you. Add Shift for the one that has waited longest.
A local logbook shows work and wait time across your day and week. A welcome-back card catches you up after a break.
A lamp-lit loft where each robot reflects a real coding agent. Watch the team work, spot a question or approval, and open the right task with a click.
Local status. Your prompts and code stay on your computer.
Jump straight to whoever needs youSubagents gather with their lead. Expand the crew to follow each task, or give one agent the big desk to keep it in the front seat.
Click a robot to return to its terminal. One shortcut jumps to the next agent needing attention; add Shift for the longest wait.
A welcome-back card brings waiting agents into view after a break. The local logbook shows work and wait time across your day and week.
Claude Code Codex Gemini CLI Copilot CLI OpenCode Pi Oh My Pi Crush Grok Hermes
Other recognized terminal agents can show process activity. Orbit works with the agents you already use; subscriptions are separate.Start with one of six looks. Find your accent, your material, your amount of motion. Save the whole combination as your own theme.
Pearl, Brass, Celadon or Glacier. Glass, liquid glass, solid or mica. Wallpaper-matched accents and window surfaces that feel like they belong.
Preview a change, then Keep or Undo. Your previous look stays recoverable after closing settings or restarting Orbit.
Horizon, Cove or Whisper on the desktop. A side panel when your windows are open.
A turning record, a wash of light, or the player you already love. Your soundtrack has a place beside the work.
Album art becomes a turning record. Playback controls and a seekable progress ring bring a familiar ritual to your desktop.
Follow a loaded Spotify track from your desktop or the Studio. Shown with sample track metadata.
Vinyl and Aurora follow Spotify. Seek from the player, use keyboard controls, or keep a compact music view in the bar.
Dock Spotify’s mini player, including video podcasts, or your browser’s picture-in-picture video. Playback stays in the source app.
Hide music independently on each workspace. Reduce motion keeps artwork still; Low power quiets the ambient effects.
Eleven wallpapers, 5120 pixels wide, framed for laptops, 4K and ultrawide. An optional 6.5-second arrival brings the scene briefly to life, then lets it rest.
Clouds, fog, water or wildlife move with a short synced sound on login, unlock and wallpaper changes. No endless loop.
Rain runs down your wallpaper, fully offline. A quiet count tells you if agents need you, without showing their task titles.
The daily recap gathers finished tasks, agents and music time. Save a picture if you like. The record stays on your computer.
An optional weather chip, a calendar with week numbers, and sunrise and sunset for your chosen city.
Optional notes for waiting agents, finished work and everyday moments. Sounds start off, with controls for each family.
Orbit coordinates surfaces in Ghostty and foot. Your font, prompt and terminal colors remain yours.
Screenshot and recording toasts put Copy, Open and Show in folder within reach, then get out of your way.
Calm, Balanced or Showpiece. Reduce motion, Low power, and ambient effects that rest on battery.
Orbit’s shortcuts use Super + Ctrl + Alt. Your familiar Omarchy shortcuts stay in place.
Press K with that prefix for the searchable shortcut card. Use Tab, arrows and Escape to get around Orbit without reaching for the mouse.
One download and a guided installer. Orbit lives in your home folder and leaves your unrelated desktop settings alone.
Check compatibilityGet the installer and its signature from your Gumroad Library. Run the command in the quick-start guide to open the graphical installer.
A short tour shows you around. Choose a theme, start your agents, and make space for your music.
The Orbit manager handles updates, repair and recovery. Disable Orbit to bring back Omarchy’s bar and lock screen, or undo the last update.
A calmer place for ambitious work.
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Your next agent workspace is on its way.
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Requires Omarchy 4 · x86-64 or ARM
Personal customization allowed. No redistribution.
An existing Omarchy 4 installation on x86-64 or aarch64 (ARM), Python 3, and GTK 4 with PyGObject for the installer and manager. Live wallpapers work with the included frame playback; Qt Multimedia is optional for smoother playback. Orbit does not install Omarchy and does not run on Windows or macOS.
Detailed status is available for Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI, Pi, Oh My Pi, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Crush, Grok and Hermes. Other recognized terminal agents, including OpenClaw and Cursor CLI, can show process activity. A running process alone cannot reveal all task states. Agent tools and subscriptions are separate.
Orbit reads local agent status and session metadata. Its built-in watchers do not read prompts or commands, and it never uploads your prompts, code or agent output. There is no Orbit account, analytics or telemetry. Optional weather and local stories, lyric lookups, player artwork and update checks can make network requests.
Vinyl and Aurora follow a loaded Spotify track. Spotify mode docks Spotify’s own mini-player window, which requires Spotify running under XWayland. YouTube mode docks your browser’s picture-in-picture video. The screenshots show the connection cards for these two modes, not active playback.
Orbit installs into your home folder and records the settings it changes. Disable Orbit in the manager to restore Omarchy’s bar and lock screen while keeping your Orbit preferences. Uninstall restores the changes Orbit owns; you can keep or delete your personal settings and recovery snapshots.
Your purchase includes every Orbit 1.x update. Orbit checks for new versions but does not install them automatically. Download the new installer and matching signature from your Gumroad Library, then choose Update from downloaded installer in the manager. Your settings and personal assets are preserved.
Yes, for your personal use. If you edit bundled code, the installer asks before replacing it and saves a recovery snapshot. Custom code is not automatically merged during updates. Sharing or redistributing Orbit, including modified copies, is not allowed.
Yes. The personal license covers the computers you personally use. Each person on a team needs their own purchase. Orbit has no license key or activation.
Yes. Choose Calm, use Reduce motion for still artwork and fewer transitions, or enable Low power. Wallpaper arrivals have their own switch. Sounds start off and can be controlled by family.
The images are screenshots of Orbit running on a live Omarchy desktop, with demo agents, sample music and a sample project in the terminals. Spotify and YouTube show their actual connection cards. No personal tasks or conversations are used.
A little more awareness. A little more atmosphere.
A desktop worth coming back to.