Intelligence, in your orbit.
A connected workspace for research agents, market context, and the resources behind them.
One workspace. A wider perspective.
Orbitra is a project designed for Robinhood Chain. Its orbital interface gives every part of your workflow a place: your agent, the activity stream, market observations, model configuration, compute, and wallet.
This version is an interactive demo. Research cycles operate on a labeled sample dataset. Wallet reads and a compatible model connection can use your own services. Live market feeds, token contracts, and compute provisioning have not been configured.
Four steps from context to clarity.
| Stage | Responsibility |
|---|---|
| Observe | Read the selected source and record what is available. |
| Synthesize | Organize observations into a concise brief. |
| Verify | Check numerical statements against their source. |
| Publish | Place the finished brief in the agent workspace. |
Run a demo cycle in My agent to see each stage and its corresponding activity event. This local cycle processes the sample watchlist; it does not run autonomous trades or background agents after the tab closes.
Open your agent ↗Your model. Your choice.
The local demo engine answers a limited set of workspace questions using fixed sample data. For open-ended responses, configure an OpenAI-compatible provider with a full HTTPS chat completions endpoint, model ID, and API key in Models.
Requests go directly from your browser to that endpoint. Your provider must permit browser requests. The key stays in this tab’s memory, is never written to browser storage, and is cleared by ejecting the engine or closing the page. Provider usage may incur charges under your account.
A configured model generates answers in the agent chat. Demo research cycles remain deterministic, so their source and calculations remain explicit.
Configure an engine ↗Space for more ambitious agents.
Compute is the planned resource layer for agent workloads. The current configurator offers three illustrative memory profiles and session durations. Previewing a configuration does not allocate hardware, reserve capacity, or take payment.
Actual hardware availability, pricing, billing, and service terms will need to be connected before paid compute can open.
Explore compute profiles ↗A token for the Orbitra ecosystem.
Orbitra is planned to launch a token on Robinhood Chain. The intended direction is a token that supports access to agent services and compute within the ecosystem.
The contract address, ticker, token supply, pricing, and final utility have not been configured or represented as live in this site. No token sale, staking, fee distribution, or purchase transaction is available here.
Verified launch details can be added to the Protocol panel once the token contract and service integrations are supplied.
Make the source visible.
Demo values are labeled as sample data. An unavailable live reading appears as “Unread” rather than zero. Wallet connection requests only account access, the connected chain ID, and native balance. It does not request signatures, approvals, or transfers.
Activity events describe actions performed in the current browser session. Logs can be exported from Activity. They are cleared when the page reloads. Model answers are provider-generated content and should be checked against the original sources.