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Group plans that actually happen.

Goa in December. A friend's wedding gift. The festival weekend everyone keeps talking about. Orbit Together gives your group one shared goal, shows who has put in what, and tells you when it's the right time to book.

Orbit Together never holds your money.

Project

Goa, December

6 friends · 15 Dec

₹40,800of ₹60,000
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4 of 6 on track · Scout: fares look good this week

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Sound familiar?

Every group plan starts in the chat. Most of them end there.

The plan stalls

Fifty messages, three polls, still no dates. Nobody wants to be the one who asks for money.

One person fronts it all

Someone books the villa on their card, then spends weeks chasing everyone for their share.

Prices move while you wait

By the time everyone is finally in, the early-bird fares are gone.

How it works

From the group chat to the booking

  1. 1

    Create a project

    Set the goal, the date and the amount. Goa, ₹60,000, 15 December.

  2. 2

    Share one link

    Drop the invite in your WhatsApp group. Friends join in a tap.

  3. 3

    Everyone sets money aside, at their pace

    Each member puts in from their own account, at a rhythm that suits them. Cosmo, our assistant, suggests an amount that fits each person.

  4. 4

    Book at the right moment

    Scout watches prices and tells the group when it's a good time to book.

Orbit Together is in closed beta in France today. The version for India is being designed with our founding members: features and timing will change along the way.

Built for India

Designed around the way your group already pays

Made for UPI

We're designing Orbit Together around UPI, the way you and your friends already pay each other.

Your money stays yours

Orbit Together is software. It never holds your money. When it launches in India, money will only move through RBI-authorised partners, in each member's own name.

Not a chit, not a committee

No rotation, no draws, no lending between members. Everyone puts in for the same plan, and nobody waits for their turn.

Everyone sees the same thing

Who has joined, who has put in what, how far the group is from the goal. No more spreadsheets, no more awkward reminders.

What groups plan with Orbit Together

Big plans, small groups

  • Goa with the college gang
  • A friend's wedding gift
  • A music festival weekend
  • A Himalayan trek
  • The office Diwali party
  • A family yatra

Running something bigger?

College societies, office teams and event organisers: gather commitments from 20 or 200 people without chasing anyone.

Orbit Together for organisers

Founding list

Be one of the first groups

We're opening Orbit Together to a small number of founding members first. Join the list to hear when it opens and, if you like, help shape the product in a 30-minute call.

Read the privacy notice before you join.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Is Orbit Together available in India?

Not yet. Orbit Together is in closed beta in France. In India we're starting with a founding list. Joining the list is free and commits you to nothing.

Does Orbit Together hold our money?

No. Orbit Together is software that helps a group plan and keep track. It never holds anyone's money. When it launches in India, money will only move through RBI-authorised partners, in each member's own name.

Is this a chit fund or a committee?

No. There is no rotation, no draw, no auction and no lending between members. Everyone contributes towards the same purchase, which the group decides on together.

Is Orbit Together a savings or investment product?

No. Orbit Together offers no interest, no returns and no investment. It helps a group organise a shared purchase: a trip, a gift, an event.

What will it cost?

Joining the founding list is free. We'll publish our pricing before Orbit Together opens in India, and founding members will hear about it first.

Who is behind Orbit Together?

Orbit Together is built by FusionAI SAS, a start-up founded in Lannion, Brittany (France), by a Franco-Indian team.