A closer look at Orbit on Android and macOS.
Start with the mobile experience, one detail at a time.
The Android tour is ready to explore. Desktop and tablet walkthroughs are not available yet; tablet support is not announced.
Start with a clean home, your shortcuts, and the search engine you choose. A familiar place to begin, without a feed competing for your attention.
See your open pages as visual cards. Move between them and manage your browsing from one clear overview.
Choose light, dark, or system appearance. Pick an accent and make your everyday browsing space feel like yours.
Bring history, search preferences, and browsing settings together. Review your choices and clear browsing data when you need a fresh start.
Orbit is an independent, open-source browser. Follow the project, ask questions, and help shape what comes next.
Follow on GitHubOrbit is built around a simple commitment: not selling your browsing data. Websites and search engines have their own data practices; using Orbit does not prevent them from collecting information.
Read about privacyThe long term ambition is a browser you can extend with your own features and workflows. Inspired by the freedom of open systems, shaped by the people who use it.
This is a direction for the future, not a feature in the current release. There is no announced release date.
Start with Android, or explore the available download options.