Every account. Clearly yours.
Personal and WhatsApp Business accounts, side by side. Distinct names, colors and photos keep your sending identity in view.
Nothing dropped.
Multi-account WhatsApp for MacEvery account. Every client.Nothing slips.
Run every WhatsApp and WhatsApp Business number in one Mac app.
Orbit shows who is waiting across every account, turns what you promised into reminders and helps you answer in their language, with Apple Intelligence working on your Mac. On Pro and Studio, your own AI assistant can draft and send for you, and by default nothing goes out until you approve it.
Get Orbit for Mac Apple Silicon · macOS 14 or later. First account free.
Different accounts.
One familiar place.
- Northstar
- Personal
- Guesthouse
A little less juggling.
A lot more headspace.
Your different worlds.One unmistakable identity at a time.
Right person. Right account.Stay in the conversation.
Many hats.
One clear head.
Orbit by SabaiDev is a native Mac app for professionals who run several personal and business WhatsApp accounts. Every number keeps its own identity, and one search covers them all.
Find it. Without the hunt.
Search every account at once with ⌘K: messages, what was said in voice notes and the text in pictures you read. A typo won’t stop you; prices and phone numbers stay exact.
Reply when you’re ready.
Choose when read receipts go out: on opening, after replying, or never. Looking for a conversation doesn’t have to announce your arrival.
Their language.
Your words.
Clients abroad, suppliers, guests, family: talk to them the way they talk to you. Translate right on your Mac, and on Pro and Studio let Kepler or your own assistant take the languages Apple’s on-device models don’t read yet, like Lao.
Translate on your Mac.
On macOS 26 or later, right-click a message to translate it between English, French and Thai, or translate your draft before you send it, with undo. Nothing leaves your Mac.
Reply the way they write.
For Lao and other languages, Kepler or your connected assistant reads the whole thread for context and drafts in native script or the romanized spelling people actually text in. Ask for a warmer tone or a politer form.
Nothing goes out without you.
Read the reply, adjust it, then send it yourself or approve it. Approvals show the exact text with its meaning in your language. Assistant translations depend on the assistant you connect.
Part of your Mac.
Not another island.
Orbit works with Spotlight, Shortcuts, Focus and Reminders, so your conversations show up where you already are. Chat names can appear in Spotlight; message text never leaves Orbit for the system index.
Start from Spotlight.
Type “Orbit” to search every account, or “Kepler” to ask about your chats. Your text opens in ⌘K; Kepler only runs when you press ⌥↵, with your own Claude plan.
Shortcuts and Focus.
Open a chat, list who’s waiting, summarize, translate or prepare a draft from Shortcuts. Orbit never sends from a shortcut. A Focus can show only the accounts that belong to it.
Reminders that keep themselves.
On Pro and Studio, pair Orbit with Apple Reminders: what a client asks and what you promise become reminders on their own, and sending the quote ticks it off. Follow up from your iPhone; edits made in Reminders win.
A workspace on your Mac
Your conversations live locally.
You decide what your assistant can access.
Meet your new double actYou make the call.
You make the call.
Your AI does the legwork.
Find the context. Prepare the reply. Handle the follow-up, even in another language. Orbit’s built-in MCP server gives compatible assistants a way to help inside your workspace, with permissions you control. How the WhatsApp MCP server works
Real tools. Native Orbit.
The recorded taskFind Maya’s request about the social media package in Northstar. Prepare a reply and let me approve the draft.
Recorded MCP executionSearch recordedOne request. The right conversation.Search results came from the actual native cache dispatcher.
Orbit’s real MCP adapter searches the isolated Northstar workspace for “social media package”.
Captured MCP responseActual tool results
Recorded results are loading.
Sample data, real execution.Inspect the complete recording ↗
- 1Find the request.One exact cached match in Northstar.
orbit_search - 2Get the context.Read the surrounding cached conversation.
orbit_context + orbit_ui - 3Ask for approval.Actual native approval, docked above the composer.
orbit_message · setDraft - 4The draft appears.The native composer really changed.
orbit_get_action + orbit_query
Recorded execution with fictional data. No WhatsApp message was sent.
From a request to an actual native draft.Your assistant. Your permissions.
Replay of real MCP execution against an isolated native Orbit workspace with fictional contacts. The recorder used the actual adapter, dispatcher and draft executor; the fixture operator approved the actual pending action after capturing the native approval card. No WhatsApp message was sent. This is not a ChatGPT session or a live browser connection to your accounts. Connecting ChatGPT requires separate host setup, potentially a Secure MCP Tunnel. Voice audio and calls stay out of MCP; voice notes reach your assistant only as text transcribed on your Mac.
Choose the accountsGive your assistant a defined workspace.
Set the boundariesAsk, allow or deny supported operations.
Keep an eye on actionsReview activity and pending approvals.
The little things.
Already thought through.
From the first message of the morning to the last reply of the day. The essentials belong right where you need them.
WhatsApp, as it should look.
Quoted replies, reactions, polls, locations, contact cards, disappearing messages, stickers, GIFs and several files with one caption.
Say it in your own voice.
Record and play voice notes inside the conversation. No need to reach for your phone to compose one.
Make yourself at home.
Adjust themes, account colors, photos and conversation names to make your workspace feel like yours.
Leave a thought. Return to it.
Text drafts are saved encrypted, and cached conversations stay on your Mac so you can pick up where you left off.
A Mac app through and through.
Native windows, keyboard shortcuts and macOS notifications. Built with SwiftUI and AppKit.
A reply, ready when you are.
On Pro and Studio, Kepler prepares a reply in the chat’s own composer with your Claude plan, only when you ask. It never replaces what you typed, and nothing leaves until you press Send.
Your answers, one key away.
Save the replies you type every day, for one account or all of them. On Pro and Studio, Orbit suggests the right one on your Mac; it’s always your own text, never invented.
Voice notes you can find.
Voice notes count in Waiting and Promised, and their transcripts show up in search. On Pro and Studio, English and French notes are transcribed on your Mac while it’s plugged in.
Catch up in seconds.
On Pro and Studio with Apple Intelligence, a busy chat becomes a short summary on your Mac, each point linked to the message it came from.
PricingYour accounts.
Your accounts.
Your way of working.
Start with one account. Add more identities, or bring your AI assistant into the workflow. Try Pro free for 7 days.
One account. A real Mac app.
$0/month
1 account
- Native workspace and menu-bar inbox
- Cached search and encrypted drafts
- Privacy controls and customization
- Local MCP not included
For your everyday conversations.
Personal. Work. One more.
$7.99/month
3 accounts
- Everything in Free
- Separate account identities
- Search across your cached accounts
- Local MCP not included
Keep your different worlds close.
Less switching. More doing.
$19.99/month
5 accounts
- 7 days free, then $19.99 every 30 days
- Everything in Plus
- Who’s waiting and what you promised, sorted on your Mac with Apple Intelligence
- Voice notes transcribed and saved replies suggested on your Mac
- Requests and promises paired with Apple Reminders
- Kepler: replies prepared in your composer, you send
- AI drafts, translation and text actions
- Local MCP for compatible AI hosts
- Account grants and action approvals
Worth it with one account: nothing waiting slips, in any language.
More identities. One operator.
$49.99/month
20 accounts
- Everything in Pro, including local MCP
- A larger active-account allowance
- Account health and identity controls
- One operator on a Mac; no shared team inbox
For managing several businesses from your own workspace.
Direct-Mac prices in USD, billed every 30 days through Whop; cancel anytime from your Whop billing page. All plans include the native workspace; local MCP starts with Pro. Pro starts with a 7-day free trial: Whop takes your card at checkout and charges the first 30 days on day 8 unless you cancel before. AI-host subscriptions are separate. Account allowances are commercial limits, not measured simultaneous-session capacity.
Changelog23 releases in 20 days.
23 releases in 20 days.
Installed when you restart.
Orbit downloads each new version in the background and installs it when you restart. Here is everything since the first preview on October 21.
Orbit now keeps itself up to date
Orbit tells you when a new version is ready, so you never miss improvements. It shares no account or message data, and you choose when to install.
- Builds 68–77
Meet Kepler, your assistant inside Orbit
The assistant panel is now Kepler. Open it beside your conversation and keep chatting while it works.
- Builds 83–90
Keep a chat out of AI, and helpers that stay on your Mac
Choose Keep Out of AI in a chat's menu and Kepler, connected AI assistants, on-device sorting and summaries can no longer read or act in it. Settings › Privacy lists those chats, and Allow AI brings one back.
- Builds 102–103
Orbit, part of your Mac
Type “Orbit” to search every account or “Kepler” to ask about your chats. Your text opens in ⌘K so you see what will happen; Kepler only runs when you press ⌥↵. Chat names show up in Spotlight too, message text never does.
Claude, set up in minutes
Help, Set Up Claude connects Claude Desktop in one click, gives you a first question to ask and takes you to its first draft. Claude asks before every draft, send or reaction.
- Builds 113–115
Kepler beside every chat
New installs open on your chats, the conversation and Kepler with its agents and conversation list. Hide or resize anything and Orbit keeps your layout next time.
- Builds 116–118
Every theme in one gallery
System, Mocha, Graphite, Pearl, your custom palette and more than 460 community themes now sit side by side as small previews of the window, instead of behind a separate library menu.
- Builds 119–122
Start a Kepler conversation with a right-click
Right-click a chat, choose New Kepler Conversation and an agent: Kepler opens on a conversation about that contact. Nothing is sent to them.
- Builds 123–124Latest
One approval, where you asked
Ask Kepler in the Kepler panel and its request waits there; ask from a chat's box and it waits above that box. No more second copy of the same card.
DocumentationEvery answer,
Every answer,
one page away.
From linking your first number to connecting Claude: the complete guide to Orbit.
- Install and updateRequirements, the first launch on macOS and daily update checks.
- Link your accountsAdd each number with a QR code, or with an 8-character code instead.
- Menu bar and TodayWho is waiting, what you promised, notifications and read receipts.
- Kepler assistantSet up your own Claude Code and choose what it may do per account.
- Connect an AI assistantClaude Desktop in one click, or any MCP host, with your approvals.
- Data and privacyWhat stays on your Mac, and how to keep a chat out of AI.
- Known limitationsAn unofficial integration, history coverage and what a preview build means.
- TroubleshootingA blocked first launch, a logged-out account, missing notifications.
Make room for
better conversations.
Your first account is free. Download the Mac preview.