Does ORBIT sell the products it finds?

No. ORBIT is not a shop and takes no commission. Every result links to the retailer, and you buy there — or not at all.

Which shops does it search?

It searches the open web for product pages rather than a fixed partner catalogue. You can restrict a search to the shops you name, or exclude shops you don't want to see.

Do I need to add my wardrobe first?

No, Find works from the first search. With your wardrobe added, the brief can suggest colours and pieces that work with what you already own.

Can a result be wrong?

Yes. Retailer pages are sometimes incomplete or out of date. ORBIT marks what it could not verify instead of guessing, but always check details at the shop.

Is there a limit on searches?

Yes. Each plan includes a monthly number of Find searches; the current numbers are shown on the plans page in the app.

Shopping assistant

Find the one piece your wardrobe is actually missing.

Describe what you need in your own words. ORBIT turns it into a precise brief, searches for real products that match, and keeps your limits — material, size, budget, shops — as hard rules.

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Find

Need · grey wool coat
Budget · size · only these shops
Real products, evidence shown

Say what you need, the way you'd say it

Write “a grey hoodie in cotton” or “waterproof rain jacket” — in English, Danish or one of the other languages ORBIT supports. Add an inspiration photo if words aren't enough. ORBIT reads it as a set of requirements, not loose keywords.

A brief built around your wardrobe

Before any product appears, ORBIT writes down what to look for: the cut, colours that work with what you already own, what to avoid, and a size suggestion when you've added measurements.

Your limits are rules, not suggestions

Set a maximum budget, a size, shops to use only, and shops to avoid. If you ask for wool, a product whose material can't be confirmed is never presented as wool — it's ranked below verified matches and labelled unknown, and a clear contradiction is dropped.

Real products, honest gaps

Results are real product pages from the retailers' own sites. ORBIT only shows an image when it can tie that image to the exact product; otherwise you see no image rather than a misleading one. Prices are what ORBIT last saw — confirm price, size and stock in the shop.

When nothing fits, it says so

If no product meets your rules, ORBIT tells you instead of quietly loosening them. Widening the budget or removing a shop filter is your call.

From a find to a decision

Found something? Check it against your wardrobe before buying. Already own something that does the job? The outfit generator will show you.

Questions

Does ORBIT sell the products it finds?: No. ORBIT is not a shop and takes no commission. Every result links to the retailer, and you buy there — or not at all.
Which shops does it search?: It searches the open web for product pages rather than a fixed partner catalogue. You can restrict a search to the shops you name, or exclude shops you don't want to see.
Do I need to add my wardrobe first?: No, Find works from the first search. With your wardrobe added, the brief can suggest colours and pieces that work with what you already own.
Can a result be wrong?: Yes. Retailer pages are sometimes incomplete or out of date. ORBIT marks what it could not verify instead of guessing, but always check details at the shop.
Is there a limit on searches?: Yes. Each plan includes a monthly number of Find searches; the current numbers are shown on the plans page in the app.

Explore ORBIT

How it works
Four steps from a full closet to clear decisions.
Outfit generator
Decide what to wear using clothes you already own.
Wardrobe organiser
Turn your real wardrobe into a wardrobe you can use.
Before you buy
Find out whether that purchase actually makes sense.
Capsule wardrobe planner
Build a capsule wardrobe from the clothes you already own.

Start with the clothes you already own.

Create your wardrobe