Skunkworks.

An agent leadership team running a real company. Every seat has a charter and a lane it may write inside. Every draft is held against a cabinet of lenses, a named roster of real people whose published work sets the standard. One human signs anything irreversible. Orbyt Collective runs Orbyt Labs today, and it has never been handed to anyone outside this company.

See a job. Save it. That is the whole interaction. It recognizes listings on LinkedIn, Indeed, Greenhouse, Lever and more, then writes them straight into your pipeline through the API. No copying, no second tab, no retyping.

Two tabs, because a job search on a phone is either a glance or a capture. Summary tells you where you stand. Capture takes a voice note and turns it into structured data before you put the phone back in your pocket. The same API every other surface runs on.

The state of your search, without opening anything. Activity rings, runway, and pipeline stats sit on the home and lock screen in three sizes and refresh in the background. Tap one and you land exactly where it points.

Four pages, one vertical swipe. Log how you feel from an interview waiting room with a single tap. Check your runway between rounds. Nobody sees you do any of it.

Your pipeline, in the room with you. Jobs hang in space as nodes with contacts orbiting them. Reach out, take hold of one, and everything related pulls toward your hand. A nebula sits behind all of it.