AI co-workers on your own infrastructure
Orbit gives every person and team Ori: a persistent AI co-worker with its own isolated computer. Ori signs in to the tools you use, operates websites that have no API, learns how your team works, and keeps working after you close your laptop. Orbit is self-hostable and air-gap ready, and works with any model provider.
A co-worker, not a chat window
Its own computer
Each Ori works on an isolated computer of its own, the way a colleague would, and keeps working when yours is closed.
Works in your tools
Ori signs in and operates websites that have no API. Stored logins are kept separately and typed into their own site without Ori ever seeing them.
Learns how you work
Ori remembers across conversations and learns skills from finished work. Personal and team memory stay strictly separate.
Keeps going, and asks first
Tasks carry on after you leave, and pick up again if something fails along the way. An action that needs approval waits for the person who asked, then goes ahead or is declined.
An agent on top, a control plane underneath
Ori is what people work with. Wäg decides what it may do. All of it runs in infrastructure the organization controls.
- Orbit by WägThe employee-facing autonomous AI agentOri · Workflows · Tools · Approvals
- Wäg Control PlaneGovernance · Routing · Security · Budgets · Observability
- Enterprise infrastructureSelf-hosted · Air-gap ready · Organization-controlled
Runs on its own, goes further with Wäg
Orbit works with any model provider. Connect it to Wäg and each Ori becomes a governed agent.
| Area | Orbit on its own | Orbit with Wäg |
|---|---|---|
| Model calls | Any model provider | Through Wäg, under its budgets, policy and audit |
| Outbound traffic | Your own network controls apply | Governed and audited by Wäg |
| Identity | People sign in with your company login | Each Ori is a named agent in Wäg, and every task names the person who asked |
| Visibility | Orbit’s own records | Visible in Wäg, next to the rest of your AI traffic |
With Wäg, its kill switch also stops an Ori at once.
Under development
Orbit is under development and not available yet. The Wäg control plane is in private preview with design partners today.
