Protocol over platform

Organize without permission.Coordinate without surveillance.

Like a union—except the cells are tiny, every role rotates, and the app doesn't know who the hell you are.

No dues. No bosses. No telemetry.

See how it works
9:41▟ ▟ ▮
YOUR ORBIT ORBIT-7F3A-NULL
union election petitions filed since 2021

The boss can't discover the Orbit exists—and roles rotate so no single leader is a target.

NLRB, FY2024
Service · Night ShiftActive
8 members · scheduling · split at 25
09:41 · proposal logged · shift swap policy
09:38 · facilitator rotated → handle ASHEN
09:30 · 2 vouches confirmed

The server can't read your room

Transparency logs are end-to-end encrypted with a group key the platform never holds. Subpoena the box; you'll get noise.

The protocol outlives the app

Decentralized means exactly that. Take the app down and the org doesn't die—the rules live in the people, portable to any transport.

Ephemeral by design

The revolution won't be televised by platforms owned by oligarchs.

We're on them anyway, because that's where people are. But make no mistake about what these accounts are: rented land. We fully expect every one of them to get banned, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. Nothing that matters lives there—no rosters, no organizing, no names. They're a flare, not a home.

This page is the source of truth. When a platform shuts us down, we don't really give a shit—the latest handles will always be right here.

It's not a constitution

It's a light switch.
The switch is the invite.

You don't read the bylaws before you walk out—a coworker you trust says "we're meeting about the schedule, you in?" and you're in. RORBT is that, hardened.

Open the schematic