A personal system for creative work

Orbit is My Computer.

The computer Mack already uses—made easier to understand, organize, and operate through conversation.

Mack can talk to Orbit, ask it to work across his tools, and review what it prepares or carries out. He still brings the ideas, makes the decisions, and takes responsibility for the work.

Working together

You’re still working with Mack.

For clients and collaborators, Orbit supports the preparation and organization around the work. Mack remains responsible for what he sends, delivers, and promises.

If a tool makes a meaningful creative contribution to a project, Mack will discuss that openly. The client’s expectations, the project’s requirements, and the people involved still matter.

An example of the approach

From a request to something Mack can review.

Imagine preparing for a project meeting. This illustrates the intended workflow; the steps available depend on the tools and access enabled.

  1. Mack asks

    “Help prepare for tomorrow’s project meeting.”

  2. Orbit helps prepare

    Orbit brings together the relevant notes, dates, and open questions from connected tools.

  3. Mack reviews and decides

    Mack checks the details, chooses what matters, and approves any proposed follow-up that requires review.

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A closer look

How it worksFrom a spoken request to the tools on Mack’s computerThe choices behind OrbitPeople, creative work, privacy, and responsibilityA more personal networkWhy trusted devices could work together around the personPrivacy and controlPractical protections and their current limits