We got into this to make sense of things. Then the job changed.
Every one of us became the person a business trusts with its numbers. Somewhere along the way the receipts, the reconciliations, the filing that’s always due — they filled the days, then the nights, then the years. The judgment we trained a decade for got crowded out by work anyone could do. We built Orbit because that felt like a quiet waste, and we couldn’t unsee it.
Give the profession its time — and its judgment — back.
Take the busywork off the desk of every accountant, tax adviser and finance team — the coding, the matching, the chasing, the close — and automate it, end to end. The agents do the doing. The hours go where they belong: the advice, the calls, the strategy only a person can make.
Finance isn’t one job. It’s a universe of them.
The books. The people you hire. The practice you run. We’re bringing every corner of it into orbit — the doing handled by agents, the evidence shown, the last word always left to you. One family, one standard: the software does the work and shows its working; the judgment, and the relationship, stay yours.
You stop chasing the work. It orbits you.
We called it Orbit because that’s what good finance feels like when it finally works: everything you carry — the books, the people you hire, the practice you run — held in steady, continuous motion around you, without you having to push it.
Think about what an orbit actually is. Nothing falls; nothing flies off. It just keeps moving — reliably, quietly, held by a force you can’t see. That’s the job we handed the agents: keep the whole thing turning in the background — the coding, the reconciling, the chasing, the filing — automated, evidenced, never silent past the calls that need you.
You get to stand where you always belonged — at the centre, deciding.
Time, handed back, compounds.
An hour you get back isn’t just an hour. Give it to a good accountant and it compounds — into advice that changes a client’s year, a firm that grows without burning its people out, a life with evenings in it again. The ones who let go of the busywork won’t work less. They’ll pull ahead — because they finally get to think.
I’ve done
the midnights.
I’ve filed at 11:58. I’ve watched brilliant people spend their best years on work a machine could do. So I built the colleague I always wished I had — one who does the grunt work, shows me exactly how, and hands the judgment back to me.
That’s all Orbit is. If you chose this work to think, and found yourself buried instead, we built this for you — and we’re only getting started.
Three worlds. One universe.
Three products, built to one standard — the busywork automated, the evidence shown, the judgment yours.
Orbit
Aisha forwards a supplier invoice from WhatsApp at 9pm. By sunrise it’s coded from her own history, tested against the FTA’s rules, matched to the bank line, and posted to Zoho — she never touched it.
Month-end in 2 days, not 9 · 100% of lines VAT-tested · ~AED 4,200 of hidden VAT found a month.
See Orbit →Orbit Hire
52 CVs land Tuesday morning. By lunch Orbit has read every one, scored them on your rubric, sealed the names and photos, and put three people on your desk to meet — Layla, Omar and Priya.
50 CVs read in minutes, not a week · every candidate a real first interview · scoring you can defend.
See Orbit Hire →Orbit for Firms
Every client, engagement and filing in one place. Rashid logs an hour to the ELC Group VAT engagement in a tap; the disbursement lands on the right client; realization per engagement, without a spreadsheet.
Timesheets, project & expense tracking, and the whole practice — organized.
See Orbit for Firms →Come build the universe with us.
This is bigger than software — it’s a bet on what people do with their time when the busywork is gone. The first 100 companies get twelve months free, with founder pricing locked in after. Work email only — a real person reads every entry.