Orbital: 24-Hour Routine

Orbital shows your entire day as one 24-hour dial. Instead of a scrolling list, your day is a circle. Blocks of time sit where they actually fall, and a marker sweeps through them as the hours pass. One glance tells you where you are, what is next, and how much of the day is still yours. DRAW YOUR DAY IN BLOCKS • Name a block, set when it starts and ends, and it takes its place on the dial. • A block can repeat every week or happen on a single date, so your Tuesday looks like your Tuesdays. • Get a notification five minutes before anything starts, if you want one. • Move through the week with the strip at the top, and jump back to today with one tap. SEE YOUR FREE TIME AS TIME Orbital measures every gap between your blocks and tells you how long it really is. A fifteen-minute opening and a two-hour opening are not the same thing, and the dial never pretends otherwise. YOUR CALENDARS, ON THE DIAL Connect Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook and your events appear as blocks alongside the ones you drew yourself. You choose which calendars come in. Orbital only reads them. It never creates, edits or deletes anything in your calendar. SUNRISE AND SUNSET The dial is lit by the real sun. Orbital draws the day arc between sunrise and sunset for where you are, so the shape of the light changes as the year does. Use your location, or simply type a city, which needs no location permission at all. BUILT TO STAY OUT OF THE WAY • Everything lives on your device. There is no Orbital account, no server of ours, and no analytics. • Available in English and Portuguese. • Designed for one screen, one glance, and no notifications you did not ask for.