A twin, not a widget
Your business becomes a participant. It talks, remembers, and transacts.
Echo OS
Your business becomes a participant — it talks, remembers, and transacts. Agents do the work; you make the calls.
Why an OS
A widget answers questions. An operating system runs the business — with a staff, rules, and an audit trail.
Your business becomes a participant. It talks, remembers, and transacts.
Navigator runs the workplace. Decisions come to you; work goes to agents.
Onboarding is a conversation, not a form. Genesis builds your twin as you talk.
Capabilities you switch on: customer service, bookings, payments, and more.
Every agent action flows through one audited, deny-wins pipeline. Guardrails and tripwires — not good intentions.
Your twin meets customers in the app and by QR — and soon, on your own website.
All of this is live in MyOrbit now.
A presence customers can actually talk to — not a form they fill out.
Your chief of staff: briefs you, routes work, keeps the place running.
Conversational onboarding that shapes the twin with you.
Customer service, bookings, payments — activate what you need.
Agents and humans side by side, each with roles and boundaries.
Balance and usage in plain sight — you always know where you stand.
On the roadmap — not in the build yet.
Your twin, embedded on any website — the storefront that talks back.
A public profile that shows your twin is verified and governed.
Twins that transact with other agents — business finding business.
This is version one. It gets better every week.