Seven Mac utilities. One menu bar icon.

Orbit replaces the little apps you install one by one — window switcher, clipboard, screenshots, volume mixer and more — with a single light app that lives in your menu bar.

Download for macOS

Free forever · Pro $8 once for the first 50 · macOS 14.4 or later

Window switcher

Cmd-Tab that switches windows, not just apps, across every desktop. Pick the style you like: live thumbnails, app icons or cards.

Dock previews

Rest the pointer on an app in the Dock to see its windows, and a browser's tabs. Click one to jump straight to it.

Volume mixer

A volume slider for every app, up to 2×. Mute one app without touching the rest, or send it to its own speakers or headphones.

Screen capture

Grab an area or the whole screen and mark it up right where you took it: arrows, boxes, text and blur. Then copy or save.

System monitor

CPU, GPU, memory and battery at a glance, with temperatures, the watts your Mac is drawing, and the apps behind every number.

Clipboard history

Everything you copy, searchable from one shortcut and pasted back where you were. Password managers are skipped.

Orbit vs. seven separate apps

The same jobs, without a crowded menu bar.

CompareSeparate appsOrbit
Menu bar iconsUp to 71
Apps to install and keep updated71, updates itself
Settings windows71
Licences or subscriptionsSeveral1, paid once
AccountsSome need oneNone

What each tool replaces

In OrbitInstead of
Keep AwakeAmphetamine, KeepingYouAwake
Window switcherAltTab, Witch
Dock previewsDockDoor, HyperDock
Volume mixerSoundSource, Background Music
Screen captureCleanShot X, Shottr
System monitoriStat Menus, Stats
Clipboard historyMaccy, Paste

App names are trademarks of their owners, listed only to describe what each Orbit tool does. Orbit is not affiliated with them.

Free to start, Pro for everything

Try every Pro feature free for 14 days, no card needed. After that, Free keeps working.

Orbit Free

$0

forever, no account

  • ·Screen capture — full annotation editor, no limits
  • ·Clipboard history — unlimited, starring & per-item expiry
Download Free

Orbit Pro

$15$8 once

First 50 licences · then $15 · no subscription

up to 3 Macs · every 1.x update included

  • Everything in Free, plus:
  • ·Keep Awake — keep your Mac (and its display) awake for 15 minutes to 8 hours or until you stop it, lid open or closed
  • ·System monitor — CPU, GPU, battery & per-process breakdown
  • ·Volume mixer — per-app volume up to 2× and per-app output device
  • ·Window switcher — all three styles, every desktop
  • ·Dock previews — rest on an app in the Dock to see its windows and tabs
Start the 14-day trial
Buy a licence — $8

The key arrives by email — use it on your Mac

Questions

What is Orbit?

An all-in-one menu bar app for Mac. One icon holds a window switcher, Dock previews, a per-app volume mixer, screen capture with annotation, clipboard history, a system monitor and Keep Awake — seven tools in one small app instead of seven separate ones.

Is Orbit free?

Yes. Orbit Free costs nothing, forever, with no account: screen capture with the full annotation editor and unlimited clipboard history. Orbit Pro adds Keep Awake, the system monitor, the volume mixer, the window switcher and Dock previews.

How much is Orbit Pro? Is it a subscription?

No subscription. Pro is a one-time payment of $8 for the first 50 licences, then $15. One licence covers up to 3 Macs and every 1.x update. Every Pro feature can be tried free for 14 days, no card needed.

Which Macs does Orbit run on?

Any Mac on macOS 14.4 or later. It is a universal app, native on both Apple silicon and Intel.

What happens when the trial ends?

Orbit settles back to the free tier rather than locking. Your clipboard history and screenshots stay, and everything that was never Pro-only keeps working.

Can I turn off the tools I don't use?

Yes. Every tool has its own switch in Tools › Features, so the panel only shows what you use.

What permissions does Orbit ask for?

Accessibility, so the window switcher and Dock previews can see and raise windows, and Screen Recording, for window thumbnails and screen capture. Each is asked for when you first use the tool that needs it.

Does Orbit collect my data?

No. Orbit has no account, no server of its own and no analytics. Your clipboard, screenshots, windows and system readings are read and kept on your Mac. The only network use is the speed test, when you press it, and the update check.