OrbitOne - Notes,Docs,Tasks,Repos,Vault

From the first note to the final commit

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From the first note to the final commit

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OrbitOne connects notes, documentation, tasks, files, Git repositories and secure credentials in one workspace. Decisions can become tasks, checklist items stay linked, files keep their context and commits connect code changes to the work behind them. Built for software teams, IT departments, agencies and product teams that are tired of losing context between tools.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Task Management•Developer Tools

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m David, the maker behind OrbitOne. OrbitOne started with a problem I kept running into in my own work: our documentation was in one place, notes somewhere else, tasks in another system, files on a drive and code in a repository. None of those tools were necessarily bad. The problem was everything between them. Why was a task created? Which decision led to a code change? Where is the current file? Which checklist item is still open? And where did we document how the system actually works? I built OrbitOne to keep that context connected. With OrbitOne, teams can manage: 📝 Personal and shared notes 📚 Structured documentation ✅ Tasks, lists and Kanban boards 📁 Files, versions and desktop synchronization 💻 Git repositories, commits and diffs 🔐 Personal and shared credential vaults 🔎 Search, activity and workspace permissions The part I care about most is not the number of modules. It is how they work together. A checklist entry can become a task. A task can link back to the note or document that created it. Files stay attached to the relevant work. Commits and repository changes remain visible next to the project context. OrbitOne currently includes: • A complete web workspace • OrbitOne Drive for Windows and macOS • A VS Code extension • A browser extension for OrbitOne Vault • Standard Git clone, push and pull over HTTPS There is a free plan for up to three users, including every OrbitOne module. The paid plan only increases capacity rather than unlocking the actual product. OrbitOne is still young, and mobile apps are already in development. I would especially love feedback from developers, IT teams, agencies and small product teams: Does connecting documentation, tasks, files and code solve a problem you recognize—or do you prefer keeping these areas in separate specialist tools? Thanks for taking a look! 🚀

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2mo ago

Maker

Small launch day update 🚀

OrbitOne is live today — and the iOS and Android apps are finished too. Both are currently waiting for review in the App Store and Google Play. 📱

I’m really curious to see how OrbitOne feels to people who haven’t been following the development for months.

If you try it, I’d love to hear what works, what doesn’t and what you’re missing.

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1mo ago

Maker

Small launch day update #2 🚀

The Chrome extension for OrbitOne Vault just got approved and is now officially live in the Chrome Web Store. 🎉

Firefox was already available, Chrome joins today, while Edge and Safari are still in review.

iOS and Android are finished too and currently waiting for their reviews.

Quite a lot happening on launch day. 😅
If you try OrbitOne or the Vault extension, I’d love to hear what you think!

👉 https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/kiaacbceigminkpmdpamgfplgeegablk

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1mo ago

Maker

Smal Update: OrbitOne Mobile Android App is out now!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.orbitone.app&pli=1

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1mo ago

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