We believe a post plan should be a calendar you can actually hold
Most social tools hide the plan inside a table and the results inside another app. SocialOrbit puts the month on one colorful grid — tiles you can drag, channels that keep their own hues, previews that tell the truth about each network — and every publish leaves a record a strategist can defend.
Three things we hold to
The product follows the ideas, not the other way around.
The calendar is the product
Strategy lives or dies on the week grid. Tiles carry their channels' colors, drag is the primary verb, and the day panel is the record of what happens to each post.
Color that carries information
Instagram's orchid, TikTok's aqua, LinkedIn's lake, YouTube's flame, X's ink — the same five hues code the composer, the tiles, the queue, and the analytics charts. One glance reads the whole orbit.
Records, not vibes
Every publish lands a per-channel delivery record — impressions, engagements, clicks — and everything exports as CSV or JSON. Analytics compute from the records, never from a cosmetic number.
What this site actually is
A complete demonstration of a social media management SaaS, running in a single browser.
SocialOrbit is a fictional product. The studio demo is real, working software: a composer with per-channel counters and previews, a month calendar with real drag rescheduling, a due-post publishing queue with delivery records, and an analytics page computed from those records.
Publishing and delivery are simulations, clearly labeled in the interface. No real accounts are touched, nothing is transmitted to any network, and the reset control clears the orbit in one press.