The grant
universe,
built around your science
Orbit is your privacy-first AI funding strategist. It reads active funding opportunities, compares them to your scientific profile, prioritizes them, gives you the next move, and takes action.
Your work, grants, and outcomes connected over time.
Opportunities adapt as your ideas, data, and goals evolve.
Your unpublished ideas and profile data stay protected while Orbit helps you decide what to pursue.
We evaluate, relate, and rank so you can focus on what is worth pursuing.
During beta testing, personal users can create a free Orbit Explorer account and receive Orbit PI access right away. Orbit Lab remains paid.
Open a live view of opportunities filtered by scientific fit, stage, and strategic relevance.
Track recently funded labs in your field and use momentum as a signal for your next move.
Submit grants you actually like so Orbit can learn your preferences and sharpen ranking.
Coordinate trainees, ideas, and saved grants inside one collaborative lab workspace.
Persistent scientific identity
Import ORCID, PubMed, DOI lists, and CVs to create a durable research signal used in every ranking session.
Idea-aware reprioritization
A short thesis or project concept gets parsed into methods, disease areas, modalities, stages, exclusions, and confidence-scored tags.
Privacy-first research strategy
Orbit is designed around sensitive scientific ideas, profile data, and unpublished directions that deserve careful handling.
Not a database. A prioritization engine.
Keep active opportunities separate from historical awards so live action isn’t polluted by retrospective noise.
Switch heatmap size, color, and grouping like a terminal operator, not like a filter-heavy workflow app.
Open the drawer to inspect profile fit, idea fit, urgency, eligibility, and burden before your team spends a week drafting.
Public guidance for researchers at different stages
Permanent guides for funding fit and field momentum
Connect early scientific direction with the mechanisms worth tracking.
Use funding momentum as a practical signal for labs, hiring potential, and field direction.
Think beyond keyword overlap and evaluate science, stage, scope, timing, and strategy.