SUSaurabh UkeyBuilt with AI / Orbit — Life OS
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Orbit — Life OSProducts / Personal planning

One life. A more connected plan.

A personal operating system bringing wealth, fitness and everyday direction into one account-centred experience.

Live entry · account required

AI-assisted build / Saurabh Ukey

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01 / The intent

Start with a useful question.

Life planning often means switching between separate tools and repeating the same context. Orbit explores a more connected starting point: an account that holds a person’s answers, plans and ongoing conversations.

The experience leads with a simple promise—wealth, fitness and one shared plan—then moves into account creation or sign-in. Personalisation belongs to the individual account, rather than a generic sample life.

02 / Design decisions

The choices behind
the experience.

01

Make the account the centre

Keep answers, plans and saved conversations together so the experience can build on personal context.

02

Design for daily use

Prioritise readable mobile text, larger controls and a clear bottom navigation.

03

Make the first step honest

Remove the sample-life detour and explain the account-first experience at the point of entry.

03 / AI collaboration

Direction, iteration,
and a working build.

Project conversations document an iterative ChatGPT/Codex build: account-specific planning and saved chat, followed by revisions to mobile navigation, copy and touch targets. I directed the experience and reviewed successive versions as the implementation developed.

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04 / Current scope

Live entry · account required

The public landing page is live. Project checks covered saved data, account isolation and mobile layouts; AI responses were also tested with simulated responses. A fresh end-to-end check of live AI generation was outside this review.

Explore the live project

Case-study basis: Live landing page and Orbit build conversation. Website reviewed October 2026. Screenshots show the experience at the time of review.

What this build explores

Personalisation starts with continuity: the product should remember the context a person chooses to share.

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