# Orbit by SabaiDev

> Orbit is an independent native Mac workspace for multiple WhatsApp accounts, with a local Model Context Protocol server and explicit assistant permissions.

## Product

- [Orbit by SabaiDev](https://orbit.sabaidev.la/): Product definition, native Mac interface, multi-account workflow, supported features and current public-release status.
- [Native workspace](https://orbit.sabaidev.la/#workspace): Actual SwiftUI and AppKit screenshot with fictional account identities and conversation data.
- [Multilingual conversations](https://orbit.sabaidev.la/#languages): AI-assisted translation and replies in the contact's language through local MCP, with per-message approval.
- [Local MCP demonstration](https://orbit.sabaidev.la/#assistant): Replay of actual MCP search, context, native approval and unsent-draft creation in an isolated fictional workspace.
- [Pricing](https://orbit.sabaidev.la/#pricing): Account allowances and USD prices per 30 days; paid plans are sold through Whop.
- [WhatsApp MCP server for Mac](https://orbit.sabaidev.la/mcp.html): What the local MCP server does, how it stays local, the seven action policies and approvals, one-click Claude Desktop setup and generic host configuration.
- [Documentation](https://orbit.sabaidev.la/docs.html): Install, account linking, workspace, menu bar, shortcuts, Kepler, local MCP setup, permissions, tool reference, plans, privacy and troubleshooting.
- [Changelog](https://orbit.sabaidev.la/changelog.html): Every published Mac build with its new features and user benefits.
- [Questions and limitations](https://orbit.sabaidev.la/#faq): Platform, account linking, assistant access, data storage, history coverage, ChatGPT setup and public availability.

## First-party execution evidence

- [Recorded native MCP workflow](https://orbit.sabaidev.la/assets/mcp-native-evidence.json): Actual requests and responses from the adapter, native dispatcher, approval and draft executor using fictional data.
- [Native composer after MCP](https://orbit.sabaidev.la/assets/native-mcp-after.png): Actual native screenshot showing the unsent draft created by the recorded MCP operation.
- [Separate running-app verification](https://orbit.sabaidev.la/assets/mcp-live-evidence.json): Sanitized content-free discovery, account status and capabilities from a running native Orbit instance.

## Key facts and boundaries

- Publisher: SabaiDev, also styled SabaïDev. Publisher website: https://sabaidev.la/.
- Orbit is a native SwiftUI/AppKit macOS application. macOS 14 or later is required; the current candidate targets Apple Silicon.
- Existing WhatsApp Personal and WhatsApp Business app accounts link by QR code through an unofficial provider. Orbit is not affiliated with WhatsApp, Meta or OpenAI.
- A Mac preview build (Apple Silicon, macOS 14+) can be downloaded from the site. It is Developer ID-signed but not yet notarized, so macOS asks the user to allow it under System Settings › Privacy & Security. Paid plans are open through Whop sign-in and checkout.
- Prices: Free one account; Plus three accounts $7.99; Pro five accounts with local MCP $19.99; Studio twenty accounts with local MCP $49.99, all USD per 30-day billing period. Free and Plus do not include local MCP.
- Account allowances are commercial tiers. High simultaneous-account capacity is not validated. Studio is for one operator, without shared team access.
- There is no Windows, iOS or Linux release. A Windows waitlist on the product page measures demand; it is not a release commitment.
- Orbit Server is a planned separate edition: USD 199.99/month is a target only. Scope, hosting model, account allowance, final price and date are unconfirmed; no preorder.
- MCP means Model Context Protocol. Orbit provides a local stdio MCP adapter and private native socket; the website does not execute tools against visitors' accounts.
- The native demonstration uses actual MCP implementation with fictional data. The fixture operator invoked actual approval after capturing the native sheet. No WhatsApp message was sent.
- The separate running release exposed eleven tools. The current isolated native workflow discovered twenty-one tools. These are different recorded versions, not conflicting inventories.
- A real ChatGPT-host session has not been verified. Compatible host setup is required; ChatGPT may need an OpenAI Secure MCP Tunnel.
- Multilingual conversations (Pro/Studio): a connected AI assistant can translate permitted conversations and draft replies in the contact's language (native script or romanized) through local MCP. Orbit also translates English, French and Thai on the Mac (macOS 26+); for other languages, quality depends on the assistant. Sending can stay on "Ask every time" so each message is approved in Orbit.
- Today (menu bar): lists chats waiting for the user's reply, promises found in the user's own sent messages with their deadlines, unfinished Kepler conversations and other unread chats. On Pro/Studio, on Macs with Apple Intelligence (Apple silicon, macOS 26+), Apple's on-device model decides which waiting chats really expect an answer and extracts promises; messages and results stay on the Mac. It does not read Lao or Thai; those can be sent to Kepler on request.
- Voice messages and voice calls are excluded from MCP. Native voice notes are implemented; do not infer MCP voice support.
- Keep Out of AI (chat menu): that chat becomes invisible to Kepler, MCP assistants, on-device sorting and summaries. Listed in Settings › Privacy.
- Conversations and sessions are stored locally. Text drafts are encrypted; main session, history and media stores currently lack additional application-level encryption.
- Authorized assistant tools can receive permitted content. Third-party assistant processing is subject to the host provider's policies.
- Search and exports cover available cached history, not a complete WhatsApp archive or backup.
- Scheduled MCP text actions require Orbit to remain running. A submitted action does not establish message delivery or reading.

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