Orbit - Add tasks from your phone. AI agents build them in parallel

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Write your tasks the way you would write them on a sticky note. Orbit puts a coding agent on each one, in its own git worktree, so ten features build at the same time and nothing collides. When an agent needs a decision it rises into one queue you can answer from your phone. When it finishes, your lint, typecheck and tests decide whether it is really done. Free for macOS and Windows, no account, bring your own API keys.

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Hey Product Hunt - solo founder here. I built Orbit because running one AI coding agent felt like babysitting, and running three felt like a group chat during a fire drill. Terminals everywhere, agents silently stuck waiting for an answer, two of them editing the same file. Orbit is a desktop app that treats agents like a team instead of a pile of terminals: - Type a task; Orbit puts an agent on it in its own git worktree (10 CLIs supported: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, OpenCode, Copilot, Amp Droid, Aider, Pi - anything that runs in a terminal works) - Worktree isolation means agents never touch each other's files, and merges go through one serialized lane - conflicts land in the agent's copy, never your checkout - "Done" only counts after your lint/typecheck/tests pass a verify gate - Everything that needs a human - a blocked question, a finished diff - rises into one queue, and you can answer from your phone The desktop app is free, forever, no account: your API keys, your machine, zero markup. Pro ($20/mo) adds cloud sync, the phone app, and teams. Things I'd genuinely like feedback on: the queue's ranking logic, what agent CLIs to support next, and whether the phone flow covers your real away-from-desk moments. I'll be here all day.