Every schedule is a web of people, places, and time. Orbit puts you at the center of yours — where to be, who you're with, what's coming. HAL is your AI in the corner. Built for the people who live the schedule, not just build it.
Not a read-only copy of the coordinator's grid. Your card is built for you — your assignment, your team, your prep, your changes. The schedule as you actually live it.
The coordinator sees the whole week. You see today — the specific rooms, people, and moments that belong to you. Changes get flagged. Unfamiliar locations come with prep notes. Props from your team are visible.
Scheduling software usually serves the person making the schedule. Orbit treats the person living it as a first-class user, not an afterthought.
A personal digest on your phone before the day starts, narrated by HAL. What changed overnight, who you're with, any alerts — so you walk in knowing.
See who's scheduled with you today — by site, by session, by role. Shift-scoped Comms keep the team in front of you talking, without group-text chaos.
Life happens. Post a swap, trade with a teammate, or pick up an open shift. HAL drafts the match, you confirm — no back-and-forth texts, no coordinator as middleman.
Personal AI for your schedule. "Who am I with Thursday?" "When's my next procedure?" "Am I over my hours this week?" Answers in seconds.
Tell Orbit what works — preferred sites, pairing preferences, days you can't trade. The AI uses it. Admins don't have to remember.
A teammate covered your shift or crushed a tough day? Props are visible, public to the team, and part of the culture — not buried in email.
Orbit isn't a static schedule. Every small input you give — a swap request, a session rating, a preference update — flows back into HAL's scheduling engine. The longer you're on it, the better next week's schedule fits you.
A quiet feedback loop. Nothing to file. No forms to submit.
Sign in with your work email. If your admin has added you, your personal view is waiting the moment you land.