One strategy. Executed with machine discipline and a copilot that speaks.
ORBIT is a desktop trading platform built around the Opening Range Breakout — live futures charts on professional-grade market data, an engine that trades the plan inside hard risk rails, and a voice-native AI copilot that watches the tape with you, answers out loud, and grades your discipline.
ORB, executed by the book
The opening range, the break, the retest — detected live and traded automatically or on your confirmation. Daily loss limits, trade caps and per-session budgets are hard rails the engine cannot cross.
Say “Hey ORBIT”
A voice-native AI that sees your chart. Ask what is happening, where your stop is and why, whether the setup fired — and hear the answer while your eyes stay on the tape. She calls your fills out loud, too.
Professional-grade market data
Real-time CME futures over Rithmic infrastructure, months of tick-true history, and volume profile built from real order flow. Bring your own broker and data entitlements — your credentials never leave your machine.
ORBIT SCORE & journal
Every trade lands in a journal that computes profit factor, drawdown, win/loss quality and a single 0–100 score of how well you followed the process — with a progress tracker for the rules you set.
Paper accounts & fire drills
Up to 18 charts on one screen, each bound to its own account — paper or live — with linked charts sharing wallets and settings at the click of an LED. Simulated fills with slippage and commissions, drill buttons that prove the pipeline end to end, and a system check that tests every link before you arm anything real.
A platform that learns from you
Mark the setups you believe in and send them — with full chart context — into ORBIT’s training memory. Your labeled tape becomes the ground truth for what the platform learns next.
React. Don’t predict.
Candles tell you what price did. Order flow tells you who is in control — buyers or sellers — and how: passive size defending a level, or aggression pressing through it. ORBIT reads the live tape, every hit and every absorption, so your decisions answer the market actually in front of you, not a forecast.
This is what supercharges the opening range breakout. A break with aggressive buyers stacked behind it prints differently in the flow than one running on air — the difference between a break and a fake is written in the tape, for anyone equipped to read it. The data tells you more than you think.
Heavy aggressive buying or selling slams into a price — and price will not move. Large passive orders are soaking it up, often the signature of a defended level. The tell is in the dots: big prints stacking at one price while the closes go nowhere — effort with no result. ORBIT’s engine watches for it live in the depth and tape, so the level doing the absorbing has a name before price leaves it.
A move stretches to an extreme and the aggressive volume behind it dries up. The side that was pushing has run out — often the first quiet sign a move is done. Watch the dots shrink and fade as price pushes on: each new high made on less conviction than the last, until the final push prints almost nothing at all. The chart still looks strong — the tape already went quiet.
One side substantially more aggressive at a price is an imbalance. Imbalances stacked across several consecutive prices read as real momentum — conviction you can see, level by level. A single lopsided print can be noise; a ladder of them climbing through the bar is a crowd leaning the same way at any cost, and that is the kind of aggression that starts moves rather than chases them.
Price rises while selling dominates the tape — or falls while buying dominates. When price and aggression disagree, the move is on borrowed time, and the tape says so before the chart does. The bars under the candles are the delta — who was actually hitting the market. A green chart over a red delta is a move walking on air, and the tape tends to notice before the last buyer does.
Breakout chasers caught on the wrong side when price snaps back. Their forced exits become fuel — and a readable signature in the order flow. The buys that chased the high now sit above price, underwater; every one of them is a future seller, and when they give up together the snap-back accelerates. The tape shows the moment the trap springs.
Hidden size replenishing at one price. Auctions left unfinished at the exact high or low that price tends to revisit. High-volume nodes and the point of control acting as magnets. It is all in the flow — when your platform shows it. ORBIT’s roadmap brings these to the same charts you already trade from, labelled in plain language instead of jargon.
Diagrams are schematic illustrations of each behavior, not platform screenshots.
What the launch list sees first
ORBIT is being battle-tested on live markets every session. Here is what is already flying in private development, and what lands next.
Live CME futures on Rithmic-grade data, the ORB engine with hard risk rails, a voice copilot that answers over the tape and calls your fills, ORBIT SCORE, journal, paper accounts and fire drills.
Mark the setups you believe in and send them into ORBIT’s training memory with full chart context — the labeled tape that future intelligence is trained on. Your read becomes the ground truth.
A guided connections screen for your own Rithmic, TradersPost and market-data credentials — no config files, and your keys never leave your machine.
Footprint charts, big-trade markers and liquidity heat maps — absorption, exhaustion, stacked imbalances, delta divergence and trapped traders, surfaced live and taught to ORBIT through your own labeled tape.
ORBIT already sees your chart and speaks to it. Next she gets hands: live annotations and a pointer — circling the level being defended, marking the range as it forms, drawing what she is describing while she says it.
Trade once, mirror everywhere: copy your fills across your own accounts — paper to funded, one funded account to the rest — from inside the platform, honoring every account’s own risk rails.
Accounts, monthly and annual plans, and invitations in small waves so every trader gets a real onboarding. The launch list is the queue — position in line is position in time.
Every platform you juggle, folded into one cockpit.
Charts. Order-flow context. Execution. Journaling. A copilot who talks — one unified place. ORBIT sees the chart in front of you and the tape behind it, in real time. And next, she won’t just tell you what’s forming — she’ll draw it on your chart and point.
The Opening Range Breakout is the plan. Live order flow is whether the market is honoring it. ORBIT was built to read both at once.
Built by a trader. Engineered like an instrument. In private development, battle-testing on live markets right now — broker and platform partnership inquiries welcome.