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Your Orbiter, your way: an ocean world, a ringed gas giant, a comet. It leans toward your cursor for real depth.

Your living identity

You're not number 173,445. You're a one-of-a-kind world.

Create your own living cosmic avatar — your Orbiter. Or upload your own photo. Or both. The choice is yours, and it's animated, one of a kind, and unmistakably you.

  • Design a one-of-a-kind animated Orbiter — or upload your own photo
  • Show it off on collector-style profile cards
  • Six card layouts, with flips, shimmer, and cursor parallax
Your whole crew, orbiting in a living solar system. Click a planet to open their card.

The Orrery

See your whole crew in orbit.

Every server has a living solar-system view — the server icon is the star, each member a planet on its own ring over a parallax starfield. The same cosmic engine that powers your Orbiter, scaled to your whole community.

Bend it to your vibe.

Themes, colors, layout, and your avatar — change everything in a click.

Recolor and re-lay-out the whole app instantly.
Easy on the eyes, day or night.
Design your own Orbiter from scratch.
Stage a batch, fix a sideways photo, hide a spoiler, send — then reveal and view full-screen.

Smart uploads

Share anything. Orbitr just handles it.

Photos, GIFs, audio, video — Orbitr quietly does the fiddly parts for you.

  • Sideways photos straighten automatically (or rotate them yourself)
  • Your location stays private by default
  • GIFs stay animated; audio & video play right inline
  • Blur spoilers, pick smaller-file or full-quality — your call

Chat, voice, and video, built in.

Everything you'd expect from a modern platform, running on hardware you control.

Rich messaging

Reactions, embeds, GIFs, file uploads, search, pins, and replies. Everything you'd expect from a modern chat.

Voice & screen sharing

Low-latency voice chat with on-device noise suppression. Share your screen for live streaming, gaming sessions, or working together with friends.

Easy self-hosting

Download Orbitr Server, run the setup wizard, and you're live. No command line required, no Docker knowledge needed.

Local-first identity

Your identity is a file on your device, not an account on someone else's server. For those who prefer simplicity, a traditional account option is available through Orbitr Pulsar.

Cross-platform

Native app for Windows today — macOS and Linux coming later. Self-host on Windows now; Mac and Linux support coming later.

See it in action.

Live captures from a real running server: chat, voice, customization, pins.

Mentions, spoilers, emoji, file uploads, link embeds: drop-in modern chat.
Always-on voice rooms: click to join, no call to start.
Pin the moments that matter. Find them again in one click.
Six profile-card layouts, per-server identities, real presence.
Themes, layouts, profile cards, keybinds, all in one panel.
Guided setup wizard. No command line, no Docker required.

Why Orbitr?

A platform that respects your data, your wallet, and your time.

100%
yours

Self-hosted on hardware you control. Your data never leaves your network. No cloud dependency, no third-party access.

Public
source available

Every line of code is on GitHub under the Elastic License 2.0. Audit it, self-host it, or contribute back.

Minutes
from download to live

Grab Orbitr Server, follow the guided setup wizard, and share an invite link. You're online in minutes, not hours.

Pick a name, set a password — Orbitr hands you an encrypted file. That file is your account.

Your identity

Your account is a file. You hold the keys.

Most apps keep your account on their servers. Orbitr flips it: your identity is an encrypted file that lives on your device. It is your account — open it to sign in to any Orbitr server. No email, no phone number, no profile sitting in a database you don't control.

1

Create it

Pick a display name and a password. Orbitr generates an encrypted identity file, right on your device.

2

Keep it safe

It's a small file — back it up like any document that matters. It's the only key to your account.

3

That file is your account

Open it to sign in to any Orbitr server. No email, no phone, nothing about you living on hardware you don't own.

Prefer a normal login? An optional Orbitr Pulsar account lets you sign in with your email and password — or Google — on any device, with no file to carry. That one's hosted by us, for those who want the convenience.
The setup wizard handles the database, voice relay, and connectivity for you — no command line.

Your server, your rules

Your PC is the server. Host for your friends.

Like a Minecraft server, but for chat and voice — run as many Orbits as you want. Every message, image, file, and voice call lives on your hardware, not someone else's cloud. You decide who joins, and you can shut it down whenever you want.

1

Download Orbitr Server

A standalone app for Windows today (macOS and Linux coming later). Separate from the client — install it on whatever machine you want to host from.

2

Run the setup wizard

The wizard configures the database, voice relay, and connectivity automatically. No command line needed.

3

Share with friends

Send your friends an invite link. They download Orbitr, click the link, and they're in.

Server hosting available on Windows today. macOS and Linux coming later.

You run the server, so you're responsible for the content hosted on it. See our Terms and Privacy Policy.

Download Orbitr

Get the client to join any server, or run your own.

Orbitr Client

The everyday Orbitr app: chat, voice, video, and screen sharing on any server.

New here? See the install guide →

Windows Android (Coming soon) Linux (Coming later) iOS (Coming soon) macOS (Coming later)

Orbitr Server

Host your own space and fully own your conversations. Runs on its own hardware.

First time hosting? See the install guide →

Windows Linux (Coming later) macOS (Coming later)

Database, voice relay, and admin panel included. The setup wizard handles the rest.

Source available. Audit the code.

Licensed under ELv2. Free to use and self-host. No hidden telemetry, no proprietary locks. Audit every line, contribute, or build from source.

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