For residents, fellows & chiefs

Know exactly where you're supposed to be.
Then go live your life.

No more digging through a group chat for the latest version of a spreadsheet.Orbit gives you one card a day — your site, your sessions, the people you're with, and what to know before you walk in.Need to trade a shift?Two taps, not a negotiation.

Get your program on Orbit → Already on Orbit? Open it
One card, every day
Works on your phone
Always the current version

Your whole day, on one card.

Open Orbit and the day is already laid out — where you are, when, and who you're working with.A short read from HAL each morning tells you what actually matters today.

  • →My Orbit — one card per day. Your sites and sessions, nothing you don't need.
  • →Briefing — a quick personalized read before the first coffee.
  • →Pre-Flight — the protocols, equipment, and room notes for what you're walking into.
  • →Your Orbit — the names of the people you're with today, before you meet them.
Need to trade a shift?

A swap without the group chat.

Find someone who can take it, send the trade, done.Orbit checks that it actually works — credentials, hours, conflicts — so a yes is a real yes.

You
Wed AM
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Dr. Liu
Fri PM
✓ Trade confirmed — both schedules updated
What residents get

Less time decoding the schedule. More time living.

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Always current, on your phone

One source of truth.The version in Orbit is the version that's real — no "wait, is this the latest one?" the night before.

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Ask in plain English

"Who's covering Monday?" "Am I on next weekend?" Ask HAL and get the answer from the same schedule everyone works in.

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Coverage that finds you fairly

When a session needs picking up, Orbit weighs hours and fairness — so the extra ask doesn't always land on the same people.

Not on Orbit yet?

You can be the reason your program switches.

Residents don't buy software — but coordinators and program directors listen hard to the people who actually live in the schedule.If you want this, the fastest way to get it is to put it in front of the one person who can turn it on.

Send it to your coordinator → See the 2-minute case for your PD
The part nobody tells you about

When you move on, the good tools usually don't come with you.

Orbit is the exception.Whether you're graduating to a fellowship or a faculty job, or handing the program to next year's chiefs — this is how it travels.

Graduating

Take Orbit to your next program.

If Orbit has worked for you, don't go back to a spreadsheet at your next stop.Introduce Orbit to your new program in one message — we'll take it from there, and you'll be the person who brought the thing everyone ends up loving.

Introduce Orbit to your next program →
Chief this year

Don't hand off a spreadsheet that breaks in July.

Every June, the way the program runs leaves with the chiefs who learned it.In Orbit, the call rules, the block logic, and the institutional memory stay in the program — so next year's chiefs inherit how it works, not a fragile file and a good-luck.

See how the handoff works →

Is your program on Orbit yet?

If it is, open it — everything you need for today is already on your card.If it isn't, the person to tell is your coordinator or PD.They're the ones who can turn it on, and you'd be doing the whole program a favor.

Open my Orbit → Tell your coordinator