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Orbit at a glance
The short facts about Orbit in one place: what it is, who makes it, what is built and what is not. Last updated 2 November 2026.
- What it is
- All-in-one engineering platform: planning, code, delivery, operations and knowledge, with a built-in AI assistant.
- In one sentence
- Work platform for software and business teams: work tracking, Git and CI/CD, observability, wiki and AI assistant in one product.
- Made by
- Inortix. Outside this site the product is called Orbit by Inortix.
- Status
- Private preview. Orbit is not sold yet, and no launch date is announced. Every capability on this site is marked built, In development or Planned.
- Addresses
- This site is orbit.inortix.com. Each company will work on its own address,
<company>.orbit.inortix.com. - Hosting
- Orbit’s cloud runs on servers in Hetzner’s Helsinki data centre, Finland (EU). See Security.
- Pricing
- Free, Team and Business, priced per user per month, and Enterprise by contract. All five products are on every plan. This is the catalogue planned for launch, and every new organization will start with a 14-day Business trial without a card. See Pricing.
- Contact
- Contact us about Enterprise or an assisted migration.
Five products, one sign-in
They share one account, one project membership model and one audit log.
- OrbitProjects, work items, boards, backlog, sprints, workflows, JQL-style search, automation, timeline plans, reports and Jira import.
- Orbit ForgeCode hosting, merge requests, CI/CD pipelines, runners, environments, deployments and a package registry.
- Orbit PulseLogs, traces, errors that file Orbit bugs, monitors, metrics, dashboards, SLOs and incidents. OpenTelemetry first.
- Orbit FolioA knowledge base with spaces, pages, a rich editor, templates, runbooks and postmortems linked to the work.
- Orbit LumenAn AI assistant across every product. It answers with sources, respects each person’s permissions and changes things only through confirm cards.
Standards and compatibility
- OpenTelemetry (OTLP over HTTP) for logs, traces and metrics in Pulse, with no proprietary agent
- .gitlab-ci.yml-compatible pipelines in Forge, on your own runners
- JQL-style search with history predicates in Orbit
- A REST API under /api/v1 with a public OpenAPI 3.1 document
- Jira Cloud import with comments, work logs and history In development
- Single sign-on with SAML and OpenID Connect, and SCIM provisioning In development
- A read-only MCP server that lets coding agents read work items, merge requests and pages In development
What is not there yet
- Sign-up and paid plans open at launch. Nothing is sold during the preview. Planned
- A self-hosted licence, for Enterprise customers. Planned
- Shared CI runners with included minutes. Today Forge runs pipelines on your own runners. Planned
- There is no mobile app.
The full list of what is in development and planned is on the roadmap. How each product works is in the documentation.
See how the pieces fit
The platform page shows how the five products work together. The documentation covers each one in detail.