You
What's next?
Voice-first daily life
Say it.Learn it, sort it,or get it done.
Ask anything in the day — a concept, a plan, a rule, a reminder — and get a better next step than opening another app.
What's next?
AanyaClear
0:00Leave in six. Rain until seven — take a jacket.
The thesis
Asking should be faster — and end in a better next step — than opening another app.
Ten seconds from a question to a useful outcome. Better prose is not the product. A lighter day is.
One afternoon
The day,in one voice.
01 / 10
Scroll the afternoon. Concise first. Depth when you ask. A yes before anything is saved.
Orbit
Studio review in 18 minutes. If you walk, leave in six. Rain until 7 — take a jacket.
Calendar · route · weather
You
Explain photosynthesis as if I'm twelve. Then quiz me.
Orbit
Plants turn sunlight, water, and air into food. Chlorophyll is the green that catches the light. Five questions, hints before answers.
Explain · hint · quiz
You
We're playing UNO. Can I stack a Draw Two on a Draw Two?
Orbit
Official rules: no. You play a Draw Two, the next person draws. Stacking is a house rule. I can label it that way for the table.
Official ruleset · house rule labeled
You
Remind me to call Mum when I leave the office.
Orbit
I'll ask before I save it. Call Mum — when you leave the office. Confirm?
Preview, then write
You
Yes.
Orbit
Saved. You can see it, change it, or erase it whenever you want.
Memory is visible
Use cases
01Voice First Assistant
01 — Voice First Assistant
Voice First Assistant
Ask anything naturally without typing.
02 — Personal Memory
Personal Memory
Orbit remembers preferences, routines, interests and previous choices to improve future answers.
03 — Hyperlocal Recommendations
Hyperlocal Recommendations
Gives nearby suggestions based on location, distance, timing, budget and user preference.
04 — Context Aware Conversations
Context Aware Conversations
Understands follow ups like “cheaper”, “closer”, “tomorrow” or “something better” without restarting the conversation.
05 — Multilingual Voice
Multilingual Voice
Users can speak naturally in English, Hindi, Marathi and other supported languages, including mixed language conversations.
06 — Personalized Discovery
Personalized Discovery
Helps discover food, places, activities, services, events and useful information specifically suited to the user.
07 — Smart Daily Brief
Smart Daily Brief
Gives a short personalized update covering schedule, reminders, weather, important local information and priorities.
08 — Intelligent Notifications
Intelligent Notifications
Sends useful alerts only when something relevant happens based on location, time, interests or plans.
09 — Smart Reminders
Smart Reminders
Supports normal, time based and location based reminders through voice.
10 — Local Search Assistant
Local Search Assistant
Finds nearby doctors, cafés, salons, stores, services, events and other useful places conversationally.
11 — Quick Decision Assistant
Quick Decision Assistant
Helps users choose between options using personal preferences, price, distance, ratings and current context.
12 — Travel Mode
Travel Mode
Automatically adapts recommendations when the user visits another city or area.
13 — Voice Notes to Actions
Voice Notes to Actions
Converts spoken thoughts into notes, reminders, tasks or saved ideas.
14 — Personalized Internet Answers
Personalized Internet Answers
Combines general internet information with what Orbit knows about the user instead of giving generic search results.
15 — Privacy and Memory Controls
Privacy and Memory Controls
Users can decide what Orbit remembers and which personal permissions it can access.
01 — Feature
Voice First Assistant
User value
Ask anything naturally without typing.
The screen
Voice leads.The glass keepsthe proof.
Lists, maps, sources, and the things you asked Orbit to remember. Spoken when you're moving. Shown when you need to check.
9:41
Good evening
What's next
Leave in 6 minWalk
Studio review · 12 minCall MumWhen you leave the office
9:41
Briefing
90 seconds
- 01Studio reviewTwo decisions, not the whole deck.
- 02Rain on the walkJacket. You'll arrive dry.
- 03After25 quiet minutes before the call.
9:41
Reminders
Never miss a thing
When you leaveCall MumWhen I leave the office
Submit the draftTomorrow · 9:00
Add reminder
9:41
Discover
Picked for tonight
FoodQuiet ramen12 min · open
FilmLate showing8:40 · walkable
Somewhere newOn the route home. Not the usual.
9:41
Conversations
Everything you said
Search what you said
Today
Movies trending near me2:14
Plan my evening1:02
Yesterday
Call Mum at 56:40
9:41
Hold to talk
“Remind me when I get home.”
Transcript is live. Audio isn't kept.
Context packet
Only what this moment needs.
Not the whole calendar. Not a biography. Time, the next commitment, a preference you saved, the weather if it changes the answer.
Now
Time
6:22 pmLocal, not a guessNext
Studio reviewIn 18 minutesRoute
12 min walkLeave in 6Weather
Rain until 7Jacket, not an umbrella essayMemory
Quiet placesYou asked to keep thisPreference
Walk · 8 min bufferDeclared, not inferredLeast privilege. If the next event is enough, the rest of your life stays put. You can ask why, and turn a factor off.
The loop
Speak. Understand. Then move.
- 01
Speak
Push to talk. The transcript is live, and you can correct a word before it becomes a plan.
- 02
Understand
Intent, stakes, and depth. A rules question is not a calendar write. A hard day is not a diagnosis.
- 03
Contextualize
Only the permissioned facts this moment needs. The rest of your life stays where it is.
- 04
Answer
One sentence when that's enough. A card when you need to compare, confirm, or see the source.
- 05
Continue
“The second one.” “Walking distance.” Constraints stay until the topic ends or you reset them.
Trust, as a product
How Orbit earns trust
Memory is visible.
Inspect it, edit it, expire it, erase it. Explicit memories stay because you asked. Session chatter does not become a file on you.
Nothing important happens in silence.
A reminder is previewed. A calendar change shows the diff. You get a receipt. If a write fails, Orbit says so — it never implies the thing is done.
Evidence before confidence.
Confirmed by a source. Highly likely. Or simply: I can't verify that yet. Facts, inference, and house rules stay in different sentences.
In the day
Back to what you were doing before the sentence ended.
Plan
What's next?
Studio review in 18 minutes. Leave in six if you walk. It's raining.Learn
Explain it like I'm twelve, then quiz me.
Chlorophyll catches the light. Five questions. Hints first.Ask
Draw Two on a Draw Two?
Official rules: no. Stacking is a house rule — labeled as one.Remember
Remember I prefer quiet places.
Saved to Memory. You can correct it or tell Orbit to forget.Act
Dinner on the route home. Somewhere new.
One recommendation, two reasons, two alternatives. You choose.Talk
I've had a terrible day.
Name it, ground for a minute, or text someone you trust. Orbit stays an assistant.First cohort
Students, mid-sentence.
- Explain it, then make me try.
- Three assignments. What do I start?
- The official rule, not the loudest friend.
- English and Hindi, even in one breath.
A study tool, not a way around the work.
Alongside
Dense days, fewer tabs.
- What's next — commitment plus the walk.
- Leave now, only when it actually matters.
- The ninety-second version of the meeting.
- A reminder that waits for you to say yes.
Same voice. A different day.
Before you ask it anything.
Is it always listening?
No. The first version is push to talk. A wake word is a later, optional experiment. Ambient listening is not the product.
Does it keep my voice?
Raw audio is off by default. You see a transcript you can edit. Memory stores what you explicitly ask it to remember — not a recording of the room.
Can it message someone or spend money?
Not in the first version. Orbit can draft a thought and create a reminder after you confirm. Purchases, bookings, and autonomous messages stay out.
Is this therapy?
No. Orbit can help you reflect, ground, or pick a next step, and it will point toward people and local crisis resources when that matters. It is software. It is not a clinician, a partner, or a crisis service.
Who is it for?
The first two cohorts are university students and young professionals — people with several small voice jobs in a single day.
What if I say no to calendar or location?
Orbit still answers, explains, and remembers. Planning and “what’s next” get sharper when you allow them. Denial is a choice, not a wall.
Early access
Come in on the first orbit.
One city at a time. Students and young professionals first. We'll write when a seat opens — about access, not a substitute for showing up in your life.