Android · version 1.1.0 · free

Organize your
universe.

A task manager for Android. No account, no connection, and no server that has your data.

21.2 MB · Android 7.0 (API 24)+Works offlineSideloaded APK — not on Google Play

The top of the Orbit home screen: a progress bar above four drawer cards — Orbit Setup with 8 of 12 tasks done, dekord, personal, and All Drawers.

What it does

Everything you need to get done, in one place

No account. No connection. No waiting.

Everything is stored on the phone, so there is no loading state — nothing to fetch. It works the same in aeroplane mode as on wifi, signed in or not.

A repeating task remembers every day separately

Most apps roll one checkbox forward, so yesterday disappears. Orbit records each day separately — a day you skipped stays missed, and the calendar keeps the real history.

Drawers

Colour- and icon-coded lists. Your most-used sit on the home screen, the rest in All Drawers.

Four warnings, not one

Day start, an hour out, ten minutes out, and at the deadline. Scheduled on the device as exact alarms — no push server involved.

Calendar

One-off and repeating together, with done and missed days marked.

Detail when a task needs it

Deadlines, priority, notes and tags — there when they help, ignorable when a task is one line.

Search that reads your notes

One field across titles, notes and tags, so half a remembered word is enough.

Widget

Tick tasks off and switch drawers without opening the app.

One tip at noon

One short tip a day at noon, in your timezone. Not a feed, and it tracks nothing.

Backup, if you want it

Optional, off by default, and it goes to a private folder in your own Google Drive — the only cloud Orbit touches.

Your data stays yours

Orbit has no servers. Your backup goes to your own Google Drive.

Not a promise to handle your data carefully — we never get a copy of it.

Read the Privacy Policy

There is no Orbit serverNo back end, no database, no account on our side. Your tasks never leave the phone.
Backup lands in your Drive, not oursOne file in a private folder of your own Google Drive. Hidden from normal browsing, on your quota, yours to delete.
One Drive scope, the narrowest oneOrbit asks for drive.appdata only. It reaches its own backup file and cannot touch anything else in your Drive.
Nothing is measuredNo analytics, advertising, tracking or profile. Not minimised — absent. This site too.