Mission control for Claude Code.
Every session you run, in one view: what it is doing, which phase it is in, and the moment it needs you.
Request accessSeveral sessions. No idea what each one is doing.
Claude Code sessions in loose terminals, one per project. None of them tells you whether it is working, done, or waiting on you.
Every session in orbit, with its telemetry.
Title, status, phase, branch or pull request. One glance is enough. Hover a session to look inside it; drag it away and it finds its orbit again.
Motion only where it means something.
Working pulses. Watching circles slowly. Done settles. When a session needs you, it comes to you: one signal on the board, not an alarm.
Built in the open, every day.
- shipped Session groups
- in progress PR monitoring view
- in progress Task pipeline
Mission control for Claude Code.
A macOS app with no model of its own: Claude Code does the work, Orbital draws what it emits. Local only: no accounts, no telemetry.
Request accessSessions shown are examples. The strip counts commits per day in Orbital's own git history, read when this page was built.