What's new in Orbit

• Undo send, scheduled send, snooze and search, and importing old mail from .mbox and .eml files.
• The desktop apps for Mac, Windows and Linux, and push notifications.
• Sender logos (BIMI), and the inbox model that sorts your mail on your device.
• A 12- or 24-hour clock for mail and calendar times.

• @Orbit AI: mention it in a message and it answers that message.
• Reactions, link previews, a Windows installer and Linux packages. A direct call now rings the other person.

Attachments, memory, and the Starter plan.

Windows Hello unlock, a Linux build, and the browser extension published as open source.

Find and replace, language servers, and Linux packages.

First release: manage phones and computers, with remote terminal and desktop sessions.

Sender checks (SPF, DKIM, DMARC and BIMI), and health checks each node reports to Mission Control.

Business owners can turn off the Orbit apps their people don't use.

First release: Firefox's engine, with Orbit AI and Orbit Pass built in.

Orbit Calendar for iPhone and iPad, and mail carried over to your new key when you change your password.

Calls ring like phone calls on iPhone, even on the lock screen. Teammates appear before they first open Orbit Chat.

Website icons beside your logins, and updates for the Mac and Windows apps.

Changing your password or username signs you out of every Orbit app.

Updates inside the app.

• Orbit Mail for iPhone and iPad, with mail kept on the device to read offline.
• Folders, Inbox rules, contacts, aliases and shared mailboxes. Drafts are saved, encrypted, as you type.

Orbit Authenticator, and the web vault for when your own devices aren't to hand.

A native iPhone and iPad app.

• Sign out once and every Orbit app follows. Sign-in is by Orbit password only, since it makes your encryption keys.
• Mail set up per person: usernames, mailboxes, aliases and shared mailboxes.

Version 3: every message is sealed to its readers' keys, and the relay installs on the host without Docker.

Voice mode and dictation on Pro, Projects, web browsing, and the iPhone and iPad app.

End-to-end encryption: the relay seals every message to your key, with one encryption identity per person.

Your chat keys come from your Orbit password, so nothing asks you to unlock twice.

First release: Claude Code, Codex, Grok and OpenRouter in one editor.

Mail domains and Orbit's managed relay, and changing or resetting your password.

First version: an Outlook-style inbox, a calendar and a junk filter that explains itself.

Orbit AI gets its name, signs in with Mission Control, and files Orbits into Projects.