Orbit is an all-in-one planner designed for ADHD-friendly use. It shows you the next thing, not the whole mountain, and keeps everything else one tap away.
No account. No subscription. Nothing leaves your device.

Starting, choosing and running out of steam are the hard parts. So those get the biggest buttons.
The Right now card shows one thing to do, with Done, Focus, Not now and Can't start? when it won't budge.
A focus timer with rounds and an optional buddy, and Guess vs. real to show how long things really take.
Low energy day asks less of you. Just one thing hides everything except the next step.
Start with two or three. The rest wait quietly in Settings, and a hub that's off keeps everything in it.
Today, week, month and year, projects, a brain dump and Fit my day.
Routines to play through step by step, habits without streaks, and jobs that come round again.
Check-ins for mood, energy, sleep, water and meds, patterns in plain words, and optional cycle tracking.
Safe to spend, bills and free trials, savings jars, debts and a wishlist that waits.
Chores by room, a 15-minute reset, meals with a grocery list, and where you put things.
Birthdays, gift ideas, keeping in touch and events.
Goals with tiny next steps, a vision board, a year map and a year in review.
A bookshelf, a class timetable, deadlines, an ideas vault and a job hunt tracker.
Trip plans, packing lists you can reuse, and a bucket list.
The same planner with a side menu and room to spread out. Use the file on a computer, or the online version on any device.

The demo is the real app with two example people. Tap around as much as you like: nothing is kept when you leave.