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Orbit remembers the people you talk to and what your writing does.
Ask who’s waiting on a reply, which readers you’re overlooking, and what’s actually working in your Notes.
“Who’s waiting on a reply from me?”
Find the comments, restacks, and DMs you haven’t answered, with links straight to the conversations. DMs are included if you turned them on.
“Who should I talk to today?”
Your Daily Five: people to stay close to, conversations to continue, and someone new to meet. Each with a reason.
“Which subscribers am I overlooking?”
Find readers who keep showing up for your work, even if you haven’t gotten to know them yet.
“What’s actually working on my Substack?”
Ask Town about your Notes, articles, subscribers, and what’s driving growth. Go beyond the numbers with follow-up questions.
“Where did I say that thing about burnout?”
Search your Notes, comments, and replies to find the exact thing you said, with a link back to it.
“Who have I lost touch with?”
Find people you haven’t talked to in a while, and pick up where you left off without maintaining a spreadsheet.
Subscribe on Substack, install the Orbit extension, and sign in. No CSVs to import or API keys to manage.
Your Substack login stays on your computer. Orbit never sees your password.
While you read Notes, comments and your inbox, the extension saves who you talk to, what you talked about, and what each Note and post did for your newsletter. Direct messages are included only if you turn them on.
Town reads your orbit and answers with names, reasons and links. When you ask, it can also tag people, save private notes, and clear replies from your queue. It never posts or sends anything on Substack.
You need an Orbit account and the Orbit Chrome extension, signed in, so Orbit has something to read.
Try a routine like “Every Monday morning, tell me who’s waiting on a reply from me on Substack.”
https://seeyourorbit.com/api/mcp and choose Continue.Server URLhttps://seeyourorbit.com/api/mcp
Using a different AI app? Orbit works in any AI app that lets you add a connector (some apps call it an integration or an MCP server): paste the link above and sign in. See every AI app Orbit works with.
Your people and your conversations with them, your notes and essays and their stats, your subscribers, the writers you follow, your private notes and tags, and your direct messages if you turned them on.
Every change stays inside your Orbit account. Nothing is posted, sent, or shown to anyone else. The connector makes a change only when you ask for it or agree to it.
You shouldn’t have to remember every person, conversation, and follow-up on your own.
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As of October 2026, Orbit is $12/month or $120/year, included with a paid subscription to What’s Working Right Now on Substack. There is no free plan or free trial.
Any AI app that lets you add a connector. A connector is a link you paste into your AI app's settings so it can read your Orbit. Apps call it different things: Connectors, Integrations, Custom connector or MCP server. If your app has one, paste https://seeyourorbit.com/api/mcp, sign in to Orbit, and start asking. Orbit has been tested in Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Town and Notion, with steps for each at seeyourorbit.com/works-with.
Orbit records which app made a request and which tool it used, never what you asked or what came back. What Town does with the data it reads is covered by that app’s own privacy policy. Full details are in the Privacy Policy.
No. Orbit has no tool that posts, comments, likes, or sends a message on Substack. It cannot delete a private note either; you remove one in Orbit.
No. Orbit sees only the requests Town makes to it, never the rest of your conversation.
In Orbit, open Settings, then Your AI apps, and choose Disconnect. Access ends at once. You can also remove the connector in the AI app’s own settings.
Open the connector settings in your AI app and reconnect Orbit. You sign in again, and nothing in Orbit is lost.
Open substack.com in Chrome with the extension signed in, then click Sync now in the extension.
Tell us on the support page and we’ll get back to you by email.