Orbit is a creative memory layer for music production that runs entirely on the artist's own machine, organizing and making searchable the full history of a project across tools and time. It automatically indexes sessions, stems, and memos so musicians can instantly recall and reuse any sonic idea without breaking creative flow. The platform is built around the artist's workflow, not the software, with a fast, private, and connected experience designed for serious producers.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Modern music production has become fully digital, yet the creative process has not kept pace. Artists generate vast amounts of material across multiple tools and sessions, but this body of work is rarely organized or searchable, leaving the largest instrument an artist has—their own archive—unplayable. As a result, producers lose ideas, struggle to recall past decisions, and end up making music that sounds like the tools rather than the artist.
Solution
Orbit provides a self-building creative memory layer for music production that runs on the artist's own machine. It continuously indexes sessions, stems, samples, and memos across tools and time, creating a searchable, navigable archive of an artist's entire output. The system is designed to be fast and private, with all processing happening on-device, while still allowing for connected workflows. By making the full history of a project instantly accessible, Orbit lets artists play their own body of work as an instrument, enabling them to recall, reuse, and build upon past ideas without breaking creative flow.
Target Audience
Primary users are professional and serious amateur music producers, composers, and sound designers who work across multiple digital audio workstations and need a reliable way to organize, recall, and build upon their creative output.
Features
- On-device indexing and storage that automatically organizes sessions, stems, samples, and memos across multiple DAWs and plugins
- A scroll-to-scrub timeline interface that lets artists visually and audibly navigate project history by bar, tempo, and track (e.g., vocals, synths, bass, memos)
- Self-building memory architecture that continuously learns and updates as new material is created, with no manual tagging or organization required
- Privacy-first design with all processing and storage local to the machine, ensuring artists retain full control over their work
- Fast, searchable retrieval of any past idea or sound, enabling instant recall and reuse within the production workflow