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From the group chat to the checkout.
Together.

Orbit Together helps a group buy as one. It builds the budget, shows who's on track and suggests when to buy. Then each member pays their own share.

In closed beta in France. In India, we're starting with a founding list.

Your share stays in an account in your own name. Orbit Together never holds it.

Orbit Together

Crew trip · Goa

Illustrative

6 friends · ₹38,000 each

Budget ₹2.28 lakh

4 of 6 on track

  • Your share
  • Others
  • Remaining

Cosmo · AI assistant

Crew trip · Goa: 4 of 6 on track, you included

Illustrative plan

Group plans die between the chat and the checkout.

15+

hours to coordinate one group trip. Nearly half of Indian travellers find organising one more stressful than moving house or planning a wedding.

Source: Skyscanner India, May 2026.

+55%

more Gen Z group trips on Airbnb India, year on year. Friends are Gen Z's top travel companions.

Source: Airbnb India / YouGov, June 2026.

Since 1 October 2025, UPI no longer allows person-to-person collect requests.

Source: NPCI.

So whoever pays first for the group ends up chasing everyone with reminders.

How a group buys as one.

Four steps, each tagged with where it really stands. None of them is live in India yet.

Six friends. One plan. Still stuck in the group chat.

  1. Step 1

    Budget

    In beta in France

    One plan, six shares.

    Set the goal, the date and each member's share. Cosmo, our AI assistant, works out what the plan will cost. Drop one link in the WhatsApp group and everyone can join.

  2. Step 2

    Commit

    In beta in France · self-reported: members note what they've set aside, and no money moves through the app

    youYour share stays yours.

    You set your share aside in an account in your own name, at your own pace. Orbit Together never holds it.

    Step 2

    Commit

    the groupSix shares, side by side.

    Everyone fills their own part of the plan, at their own pace. The group sees who is on track.

  3. Step 3

    Time the buy

    In beta in France · the "right moment" alert is still being researched

    Scout, our other AI assistant, checks today's prices against what the group has set aside. It suggests when to buy; the group makes the call.

  4. Step 4

    Pay your share

    Group vote in beta in France · payments planned for France in 2027

    Nobody pays until the group is in. Then each member approves and pays their own share, straight to the merchant.

    In India, money will only move through RBI-authorised partners. We haven't signed one yet.

Booked. Together.

From the group chat to the checkout.

Join the founding list

Your numbers will stay private.

Designed in France, not live yet

You'll set a share you can actually afford, based on your own accounts and only with your consent. Nobody else in the group will see your balance or income.

Rules that don't bend.

  • Orbit Together never holds your money.

    There's no stored balance, and nothing ever sits with us.

  • Not a chit fund or a committee.

    No rotation, no draws, no auction. Everyone sets money aside for the same plan, and nobody waits for their turn.

  • No lending between members.

    Nobody covers another member's share. No interest, no returns.

  • Your share, and only yours.

    You approve and pay your own share, never anyone else's. And nobody pays until the group is in.

  • AI suggests. The group decides.

    Cosmo and Scout are AI assistants, always labelled as AI. Neither gives financial advice, and the final call stays with the group.

Made for crews.

Friends who plan together: domestic trips, destination concerts, a friend's wedding (the gift and the trip). Everyone sees the same plan and their own share.

  • Crew trip · Goa

    6 friends · ₹2.28 lakh · ₹38,000 each · 4 of 6 on track

  • Destination concert · Mumbai show

    4 friends · ₹1.9 lakh · tickets, travel, stay

  • Friend's wedding · gift + trip to Jaipur

    8 friends · ₹1.6 lakh · ₹2,500 a month each

Illustrative plans

Organising for a bigger group?

Running trips or events for a college society, an office or a travel company? The organiser version isn't built yet, and we're looking for groups to test it with.

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.

Questions, answered.

Got another question? Write to us at hello@orbit-app.eu.

Is Orbit Together available in India?

Not yet. For now, the app is in closed beta in France only. In India, we're building a founding list first: it's free to join and doesn't commit you to anything.

Does Orbit Together hold our money?

No. Orbit Together is software, not a bank: it never holds anyone's money. In India, money will only move through RBI-authorised partners, in each member's own name. None is signed yet.

Is this a chit fund or a committee?

No. Nobody takes a turn, nobody bids for the money and nobody lends to anyone. Everyone sets money aside for one plan the whole group has agreed on.

Is Orbit Together a savings or investment product?

No. There's no interest, no returns and nothing to invest in. It simply helps a group buy something as one: a trip, a concert, a gift.

What does it cost?

Joining the founding list is free. Nothing is on sale in India today; we'll publish our pricing before we charge anything, and founding members will hear about it first.

Who is behind Orbit Together?

Orbit Together is built by FusionAI SAS, a French startup founded by an Indo-French team.

Who are Cosmo and Scout?

Two AI assistants in our closed beta in France, always labelled as AI. Cosmo works out what the plan will cost; Scout checks today's prices against what the group has set aside. Every decision stays with the group, and neither gives financial advice.

What does "the group is in" mean?

It means the whole group is on board with the plan. Payment isn't live yet: it's planned for France in 2027, and in India, money will only move through RBI-authorised partners. None is signed yet. The principle stays the same: nobody pays until the group is in, and each member approves and pays their own share.