Orbyt is a household coordination app for couples and families. It brings calendars, bills, budgets, tasks, shopping, contacts, and reminders into one shared plan so both partners can see what needs attention next.

What does beta include?

Beta households get the full Orbyt product while launch QA finishes. Founding households can keep the lower launch rate of $7/month or $69/year when billing turns on.

How is Orbyt different from Cozi?

Cozi is mainly a shared calendar and list habit. Orbyt adds the operating layer around the calendar: money context, task assignments, shopping, reminders, follow-ups, and calendar context, so one person does not have to keep translating the whole plan.

Does Orbyt work for couples?

Yes. Orbyt is built for households where two adults need to share the load. Both partners can see the same plan: tasks, calendar events, bills, budgets, shopping, and reminders.

Can both partners use Orbyt on their own devices?

Yes. Orbyt is a shared household app. Both partners have their own login and see the same household plan: tasks, calendar events, bills, reminders, and open next steps.

What does Orbyt do with my financial data?

Orbyt stores your financial data securely and uses it only to help you track bills, budgets, and spending within your household. We do not sell your data or use it for advertising. Full details are in our privacy policy at orbythq.com/privacy.

First 25-family beta

The household plan should not live in one person's head.

Name: Orbyt
Price: 7.00 USD
Author: Orbyt

Orbyt brings calendars, bills, budgets, tasks, shopping, reminders, and clear assignments into one shared plan, so you and your partner can see what needs attention before the week gets messy.

Start the open beta See how it works

Built for everything the calendar misses

A shared calendar helps. It does not run the house.

Orbyt is for the layer around the calendar: what needs to happen, who it is assigned to, what it costs, and what changed since the plan was made.

Calendar changes stay visible: outside events, sync status, and overlaps are easier to catch.
Money stays next to the plan: bills, budgets, and spending limits sit beside the tasks they affect.
The next step gets assigned: tasks, shopping, reminders, and follow-ups stop living in one person's head.

A calendar shows what's happening. Orbyt shows what the week needs.

Pickups, bills, groceries, appointments, and reminders all affect each other. Orbyt keeps the surrounding work visible so it does not all route through one person.

Start in minutes. Build as you go.

You do not need a weekend setup project. Start with one pain point and build from there.

Set up your household

Takes about 10 minutes to get the basics in. Start with the parts you need today. Add the rest as life happens.

Connect the real inputs

Bring in Google Calendar, add bills and budgets, and invite the people who share the work.

See the next thing before it becomes urgent

When the week changes or money decisions need context, Orbyt keeps the next task, reminder, shopping run, or follow-up in view.

Built for the week you actually live

See assignments, calendar changes, and money decisions in one place before they turn into another last-minute scramble.

Questions we get a lot

Before you start the beta.

More questions? Send us a note and we'll answer.

First 25-family beta

The household plan should not live in one person's head.

Orbyt brings calendars, bills, budgets, tasks, shopping, reminders, and clear assignments into one shared plan, so you and your partner can see what needs attention before the week gets messy.

Start the open beta See how it works

Built for everything the calendar misses

A shared calendar helps. It does not run the house.

Orbyt is for the layer around the calendar: what needs to happen, who it is assigned to, what it costs, and what changed since the plan was made.

Calendar changes stay visible: outside events, sync status, and overlaps are easier to catch.
Money stays next to the plan: bills, budgets, and spending limits sit beside the tasks they affect.
The next step gets assigned: tasks, shopping, reminders, and follow-ups stop living in one person's head.

A calendar shows what's happening. Orbyt shows what the week needs.

Pickups, bills, groceries, appointments, and reminders all affect each other. Orbyt keeps the surrounding work visible so it does not all route through one person.

Start in minutes. Build as you go.

You do not need a weekend setup project. Start with one pain point and build from there.

Set up your household

Takes about 10 minutes to get the basics in. Start with the parts you need today. Add the rest as life happens.

Connect the real inputs

Bring in Google Calendar, add bills and budgets, and invite the people who share the work.

See the next thing before it becomes urgent

When the week changes or money decisions need context, Orbyt keeps the next task, reminder, shopping run, or follow-up in view.

Built for the week you actually live

See assignments, calendar changes, and money decisions in one place before they turn into another last-minute scramble.

Questions we get a lot

Before you start the beta.

More questions? Send us a note and we'll answer.

The household plan should not live in one person's head.

Friday, before dinner

A shared calendar helps. It does not run the house.

A calendar shows what's happening. Orbyt shows what the week needs.

Make the next assignment obvious.

See what the week costs.

Start with the calendar you already trust.

Start in minutes. Build as you go.

Set up your household

Connect the real inputs

See the next thing before it becomes urgent

Built for the week you actually live

Assignments that stay visible

Calendar changes with context

Money beside the week

Questions we get a lot

Bring the household plan out into the open.

The household plan should not live in one person's head.

Friday, before dinner

A shared calendar helps. It does not run the house.

A calendar shows what's happening. Orbyt shows what the week needs.

Make the next assignment obvious.

See what the week costs.

Start with the calendar you already trust.

Start in minutes. Build as you go.

Set up your household

Connect the real inputs

See the next thing before it becomes urgent

Built for the week you actually live

Assignments that stay visible

Calendar changes with context

Money beside the week

Questions we get a lot

Bring the household plan out into the open.