Orbix
All features.
106+ actions, one assistant. Ask in your own words — these are just examples. Features marked Asks first show you exactly what will happen and wait for your OK.
Memory
Orbix remembers what you did and saw, on your Mac, so you never have to explain.
Activity timeline
Every app, window, document and web page you use, with times — recorded quietly on your Mac.
Try “What did I work on yesterday?”
Screen text memory
Reads the text on screen as it changes (on-device, with Apple's Vision) and keeps only the text, never an image.
Try “Where did I see the DHL tracking number?”
Where was I?
Picks up where you left off and reopens the documents, pages and apps from any moment.
Try “What was I doing in the last hour? Reopen it.”
Projects, automatically
Groups your work into projects from git repos, project folders, sites and editor windows — no tagging.
Try “How long did I spend on Orbix this week?”
People
What your contacts, calendar, mail and memory say about someone, including open promises.
Try “What's going on with Ali?”
File history
Where a file came from, when it arrived, and when and where you worked on it.
Try “Where did contract.pdf come from?”
Clipboard history
Everything you copied, searchable. Copied passwords, API keys and tokens are never kept.
Try “What did I copy from Mail this morning?”
Time reports
Where your day or week went, by app or by project.
Try “How did my time go this week, by project?”
Remember that…
Facts and preferences you tell Orbix, kept for every future conversation.
Try “Remember that my work folder is ~/Desktop/Raya.”
Meeting notes
Asks first
Opt-in: transcribes your microphone and the call on your Mac, then summarizes decisions and action items.
Try “Take notes of this meeting.”
Memory for your other AIs
Claude Code, Cursor and Claude Desktop can look things up in Orbix's memory — read-only, every lookup logged, health never shared.
Try “In Claude Code: what was the error on the gateway last night?”
Your day
Your schedule, your body and what's due, ready before you are.
Morning brief
Opens by itself the first time you unlock: meetings with their links, free time, reminders, mail, promises, weather and your sleep.
Try “Brief me.”
Your Day
The day so far in one card: focus and what broke it, projects, steps and strain, your workout, bills due this week.
Try “/today”
Workouts that fit
A run, a walk, yoga or breathing — chosen from how you slept, in a free slot before or after work. Add it to your calendar in one click.
Try “What should I do for exercise today?”
Plans itself
Accept a few suggestions and Orbix offers to plan them for you each morning, with Undo.
Subscriptions & bills
What you pay and when, found in your mail receipts, shown before it's due.
Try “Find my subscriptions in my mail.”
Promises
Things you said you'd do in mail and chats — “I'll send it by Friday” — so nothing slips.
Evening wind-down
In the evening: what you got done, what's still open, tomorrow's first thing, and a bedtime from tomorrow's first meeting and last night's sleep.
Try “Wind down.”
Night mode
Dark Mode, the volume down and the music paused — one Undo puts it back. And one nudge if you're still up long after your bedtime.
Try “I'm going to bed.”
Health
Blood tests and wearables side by side, read on your Mac.
Health dashboard
Today's readiness, your blood work at a glance, 30 days of vitals, and every lab value against its range and history.
Try “Open my health dashboard.”
Blood tests, read for you
PDFs and photos in English or Italian: every value, unit and range. Reports saved to Downloads are noticed on their own.
Try “Show my LDL trend.”
WHOOP
Recovery, HRV, resting heart rate, sleep and strain, synced through WHOOP's official API.
Try “Sync my WHOOP.”
Fitbit
Steps, heart rate, HRV, sleep, blood oxygen and weight.
Apple Watch & Apple Health
Import the export from the iPhone's Health app — Apple Watch, Oura, Garmin and Amazfit come in through it.
A coach
Readiness from your sleep and heart against your own normal, and what to do about it today.
Try “How ready am I to train today?”
Food from a photo
Drop a photo of a meal: your AI names each food, estimates its portion, and logs calories, protein, carbs, fat, fiber, sugar and salt.
Try “Log this meal.”
Food against your goals
The day's calories and protein against goals from your weight and training, and what it means with your blood work and recovery.
Try “How much protein have I had today?”
Money & documents
Where the money went, and what's coming up to renew — read on your Mac.
Statements, read for you
A CSV or PDF from your bank, a scan or a receipt photo — every payment read on your Mac and sorted into categories. No bank login.
Try “Add my bank statement from Downloads.”
Where it went
This month by category and merchant, against the same days last month.
Try “Where did my money go this month?”
Ask about any of it
One merchant, one category, any stretch of time.
Try “How much did I spend on Uber in September?”
Documents and their dates
Passports, IDs, licences, residence permits, visas, insurance, warranties and contracts found in your folders, each kept with the date it runs out — never its number.
Try “Find my documents.”
Renewals in time
Reminders months before a passport and weeks before insurance, in the brief and as a notification, with help to book it.
Try “What do I need to renew?”
Files
Find, tidy and clean up your files in seconds — and undo any of it.
Find anything
By size, name, type and date, in under a second with Spotlight.
Try “Show me huge files over 300 MB.”
Clean up
Asks first
Move what you don't need to the Trash in one click, with Undo. Orbix never deletes permanently.
Try “Find old installers in Downloads I can delete.”
Organize folders
Asks first
Sort loose files into folders by kind (Images, PDFs, Installers…) or by month.
Try “Organize my Downloads by type.”
Rename in bulk
Asks first
Rename files by what's in them or by your pattern.
Try “Rename these screenshots by what's in them.”
Find duplicates
Identical files, with the newest copy of each kept out of the list.
Try “Find duplicates in my Documents.”
Convert & zip
Convert images to JPEG, PNG or HEIC (and resize), or zip files and folders.
Try “Convert these photos to JPEG, max 2000 px.”
Read & summarize
Text, code, PDFs, Word and Pages documents, and the text in images.
Try “Summarize this PDF: dates, amounts, anything I must do.”
Export tables
Asks first
Pull tables out of a PDF into a CSV file next to it.
Try “Extract the tables in this invoice into a CSV.”
Your Mac
Settings, apps, windows and health — just ask.
Mac health
Battery, CPU and memory hogs, disk space and uptime, at a glance.
Try “How is my Mac doing?”
Settings
Dark mode, volume and mute, Wi-Fi, show the desktop.
Try “Turn on dark mode and set the volume to 30.”
Internet check
Router, internet, DNS and (optionally) speed, with a plain answer.
Try “Why is my internet slow?”
Apps
Asks first
See what's open, quit the heavy ones, or hide everything else.
Try “Quit Chrome and Slack.”
Windows
Maximize, center, split two apps or grid four.
Try “Put Safari and Notes side by side.”
Workspaces
Save your apps, documents, tabs and window positions — reopen them all later.
Try “Save my setup as “Coding”.”
Shortcuts
Asks first
Run any of your Shortcuts, with input.
Try “Run my “Focus” shortcut.”
Terminal
Asks first
For anything else: a command you see and approve first. Never sudo.
Try “Show git status for all my repos.”
Your apps
Calendar, Reminders, Mail, Notes, Music and Messages, without switching apps.
Calendar
What's coming up, add events, and find free time for a meeting.
Try “Find three free 45-minute slots next week.”
Reminders
Asks first
Create reminders with alerts, see what's open, tick them off.
Try “Remind me to call the bank at 4 pm.”
Search, read and summarize; drafts open in Mail for you to send. Orbix never sends.
Try “Summarize my unread mail.”
Notes
Search your notes and create new ones.
Try “Make a note with today's action items.”
Music
Play, pause, skip, or play a song, artist or playlist.
Try “Play something by Fairuz.”
Messages
Opens the conversation with your message ready to paste. Never sends.
Try “Message Maya that I'm running 10 minutes late.”
Web & screen
Orbix sees what you see and works in apps that have no API.
Look at my screen
Reads and sees the front window or the whole screen: errors, designs, charts.
Try “Look at my screen and explain this error.”
Browser tabs
Asks first
List tabs across Chrome, Safari, Arc, Brave and Edge; close duplicates.
Try “Close my duplicate tabs.”
Read the page
The page you're on, summarized or questioned.
Try “Summarize this page.”
Web search
Turn on Web and Orbix searches and reads the web for you.
Try “What's the latest macOS version?”
Click & type in apps
Asks first
For apps with no other way in, Orbix presses buttons, types and picks menus — after you allow it for that task.
Try “In Figma, choose File › Export.”
Automations
Describe a routine once. Orbix runs it forever — and asks before changes.
Create by asking
Asks first
“Every Friday at 5 pm…”, “when a PDF lands in Downloads…” — Orbix sets it up after you confirm.
Try “Every Friday at 5 pm, clean installers out of Downloads.”
Triggers
A schedule, files arriving in a folder, low disk space, an app opening, before meetings, or when Orbix starts.
The moment you're in
Joining a Wi-Fi network, unlocking or waking the Mac, plugging in a display or headphones, power on or off.
Try “When I join the Office Wi-Fi, switch on Work mode.”
Modes
One word sets up your Mac — apps, settings, Focus, music — instantly, without the AI. One Undo puts it all back.
Try “Set up a work mode that opens Xcode and Slack and turns on Dark Mode.”
Approvals
Changes ask with a notification (Approve / Skip), or run on their own if you allow it. Commands always ask.
Undo a run
Every run is logged, and its changes can be put back in one click.
Manage
Pause, edit, run now or delete from the Automations view, or just ask.
Try “What automations do I have?”
Proactive
Orbix taps you on the shoulder at the right moment.
Evening recap
What you did today, what's unfinished, and where to start tomorrow.
Meeting briefs
Minutes before a meeting: who's coming, what you last discussed, open promises.
Low-disk alerts
Before your disk fills up, with what you can safely remove.
Focus sessions
Nudges you back when you drift to distracting sites during a focus block.
Try “Focus for 50 minutes.”
Habit suggestions
Spots things you do at the same time on most days and offers to automate them.
Acts on its own
Meeting prep, filing downloads, clearing disk space — done for you, each with an Undo in the notification. Or set it to ask.
What Orbix did
Every change Orbix made, from a chat, an automation, a mode or on its own — each one undoable.
Try “What did you do today?”
Everyday speed
Small things that save time all day.
Selected text, anywhere
Select text in any app and press ⌥⇧Space: Rewrite, Fix, Translate, Shorter, Explain or Reply — then Replace it in place.
Snap to talk
Snap your fingers twice and Orbix says hello and listens.
Hold to talk
Hold ⌥Space and speak; it sends when you stop, and answers out loud. Speech is recognized on your Mac.
Quick commands
Type / for instant actions without the AI: open apps, run automations, dark mode, lock screen.
@mentions
Type @ to point Orbix at an app or a recent file.
App skills
Suggestions that fit the app you're in: Xcode, VS Code, Mail, browsers, Preview, Excel, Figma, Terminal and more.
Live plans & one Undo
Multi-step tasks show a live checklist, and one button undoes everything an answer changed.
History
Every conversation is saved and can be continued later.
Your choice of AI
Use the AI you already pay for — or one that runs on your Mac.
Claude Code
Your own Claude Code, signed in with your Claude plan. Orbix never sees your login.
Codex CLI
OpenAI's Codex CLI, signed in with your ChatGPT plan.
API keys
Anthropic, OpenAI or Google Gemini keys, kept in your Mac's Keychain.
Ollama
Local models on your Mac: free and offline.
Smart routing
Quick lookups go to a fast local model; real work goes to the big one.
Your MCP servers
Bring the tools you've connected to Claude Code.
Private & safe
Built to be trusted with your Mac.
Memory stays on your Mac
Stored in a file only your account can read. Only what's needed for an answer goes to the AI you chose.
Never recorded
Password managers, password fields, private browser windows, a locked screen — and any app you exclude.
Secrets stay secret
Passwords, API keys and tokens on screen or in what you copy are blanked out before anything is kept.
Health stays here
Your health data lives on your Mac and is never shared with other AI apps.
Pause & forget
Pause anytime, forget the last hour, today or an app, or delete everything. Keep memories 1 week to forever.
Asks before changes
Reading is instant. Anything that moves, sends, quits or runs something shows a confirm card first.
Undo everything
Trash moves, renames, organizing and new files can all be put back. Nothing is deleted permanently.
Permissions when needed
Orbix asks for each macOS permission the first time a feature needs it, with a reason.