Privacy by Design
Your event history, contacts and groups stay on your phone and are not sent to our servers.
Contacts, groups and archive on your phone · Not sent to our serversDrop a pin on the map, pick an emoji and a time, invite whoever you want from your contacts. Those without the app open the invite in a browser.
The name comes from a phrase: orbit to me. You are at the centre; around you, the people you already know. The animation beside this is the one that opens the app: YOU becomes a person, the person fills with other people, and those people move into orbit.
Most apps want to keep you glued to the screen: orbiTome wants you out there, living it.
Your event history, contacts and groups stay on your phone and are not sent to our servers.
Contacts, groups and archive on your phone · Not sent to our serversIt's not just marketing. Every event is set to disappear from the cloud shortly after it ends. Recovery isn't part of the current architecture.
Scheduled automatic deletionAn empty event is sad. orbiTome generates universal links to invite even those who don't have the app — the event card opens right in the browser.
Universal link · Works even without the appFive steps. From intent to event.
One toggle. When it is invisible, the event doesn't show up for your other contacts. Try it yourself.
The full core, designed for privacy and speed from day one.
orbiTome is built by Cesare Bramante in Rome. No venture capital behind it, no marketing department. If something is missing or doesn't work, write to info@orbitome.com: he answers.
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