Step 1
Share your area
Turn on location once. Orbit only ever shows an approximate distance, never a pin on a map.
Orbit connects you with real people in your neighbourhood who share your interests. No endless feeds, no strangers on the other side of the world.
Approximate distance only. You are never on a map.
Maya
0.4 km away
Dev
0.9 km away
Lina
1.6 km away
Tom
2.3 km away
Step 1
Turn on location once. Orbit only ever shows an approximate distance, never a pin on a map.
Step 2
Browse neighbours sorted by how close they are, with shared interests highlighted.
Step 3
Requests go both ways. Nobody can message you until you accept.
Step 4
Chat, swap recommendations, and turn a nearby stranger into a regular coffee.
Meeting neighbours should never mean broadcasting where you live. Orbit is built so the only thing anyone sees is roughly how far away you are.
Distances are rounded and coordinates stay on the server. No live tracking, ever.
One switch hides you from discovery while keeping your existing connections.
Messaging unlocks only after both people say yes to connecting.
You choose the radius, from a few streets up to your whole city. Orbit shows the closest people first.
No. Orbit stores your location privately and shows only a rounded distance. There is no live tracking or public map pin.
Only to use nearby discovery. You can hide yourself or delete your saved location whenever you choose.
Orbit is for every kind of nearby connection: friendship, running partners, study groups, coffee, volunteering and more.
Join Orbit, set your radius, and see who is already in your corner of the world.
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