Your number is a key
The FTC notes that with just a name or phone number, someone can buy a report listing your age, current and past addresses, and your relatives' names and addresses.
A little more human
Protect your peace, protect your inner circle, keep new acquaintances in your outer orbit.
Outer Orbit makes it easy to connect with the people around you — no phone numbers, no social performance, just a small, private space for real conversations.
Connect with a QR code. Keep your number to yourself.

Safer by design
Swapping numbers, emails or social handles with someone you just met can reveal more than you'd expect. Outer Orbit is built so you can connect without handing any of them over, which is safer than giving out your number.
Music: “Orion 300XB” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0
The FTC notes that with just a name or phone number, someone can buy a report listing your age, current and past addresses, and your relatives' names and addresses.
Free tools can check one username across hundreds of websites and link your accounts together.
An email address can show which services you use and whether it appeared in a data breach.
The FCC warns that scammers with enough personal details can take over a phone number and reset your accounts through SIM-swap and port-out scams.
Safer by design. Meet in person. Connect with a QR. Keep your number, email and socials to yourself.
Sources: FTC · FCC · WhatsMyName · Have I Been Pwned
Connection, simplified
Outer Orbit is designed for the moments when you want to say hello without handing over your whole digital life.
Start with an anonymous account. No public follower counts, no pressure to perform.
Share your personal QR code or scan someone else's. A simple hello becomes a new orbit.
Send messages in a quieter, more intentional space — away from the noise of a social feed.
Why Outer Orbit
Outer Orbit is coming soon. Keep an eye on myouterorbit.com for updates and early access.