How Orbit works
Orbit is where founders, investors and the networks that bring them together find each other. You discover people and companies, start a conversation, and take it from there. Here is what that looks like for each of you.
For founders
Put your company on Orbit
Create a company page from your deck. You choose what anyone can see, what only network members see, and what stays in your data room.
Share your raise
Add the round you are raising and keep its status current. Members can register interest, which is non-binding: anything you agree with an investor is completed off-platform, between the two of you.
Meet the right people
For You suggests investors, advisors and other founders who share your focus. Plan a meeting with anyone, and answer the people who plan one with you.
For investors
Companies that share your focus
Set your interests once. For You and the networks you join show you companies, founders and events that share them.
Plan a meeting
Send a founder a short note. Once they accept, you both see how to reach each other and can settle a time in the conversation on the request.
Interest, not an order
Registering interest in a raise, with or without an indicative amount, is not an offer or a commitment. Orbit does not give investment advice: your decisions are your own, made on your own judgement.
For network operators
Run your network on Orbit
Universities, angel groups and clubs each get their own space, with members, companies, events and the requests waiting on you in one workspace.
Decide who sees what
Keep the network private, show only its front page, or publish the tabs you choose. Members who would rather not be listed can join privately.
Bring people together
Members find each other by focus and by what they are looking for. You see the activity; the introductions are theirs to make.
What Orbit never does
- Orbit never holds, moves or receives money for anyone.
- Orbit never gives investment advice or tells you which company to choose.
- Orbit never takes an order, a commitment or a stake in any company.
Registering interest is non-binding, not an offer or commitment, and any investment is completed off-platform.