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only verified orbit members. your posts are never public on the internet, never indexed by google, and never sold or shared with advertisers. the feed leans toward people near you and people in your circle, and anyone you block can't see you at all.

not really. there are no ads, no follower counts, and no algorithm built to keep you scrolling. every account is a verified real person, the feed cares about who's actually near you, and the whole point is meeting people in real life, not performing for strangers.

when you sign up, you take a quick photo of a government id and a selfie. verification is handled by stripe identity, the same company that processes payments for millions of businesses. orbit never sees or stores your id photos, and nobody on the app sees them either. it takes about a minute, and it's how we keep out bots and fakes.

meetups are spontaneous. someone nearby says let's hang right now, people join, and it expires within hours, gone from the map when it's done. events are planned. they have a date, a time, a place, rsvps, and a group chat so people can coordinate before showing up. meetups are for tonight, events are for saturday.

orbit works everywhere, and there are members across north america. like any social app, it's most alive where people are joining together, so grab a few friends and you're live wherever you are. we're focusing our community push city by city.

no, and that's on purpose. every account belongs to a verified real person, which is why orbit has no bots. but verified doesn't mean exposed: you go by a username, your exact age is never shown (just a range like mid 20s), your location is always approximate rather than your exact spot, and your id verification is never visible to anyone.