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Publish content your senior
editor would sign off on.

Orbit is a multi-agent content engine that turns your brand's living knowledge into publishable, on-brand, proof-backed articles, end to end, in minutes.

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Built for teams who keep
rewriting their AI's drafts. that's you

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From brief to publish-ready, grounded in your brand
Running
Topic: AI adoption ROIFormat: ArticleBrand: Acme
Pipeline
  • Understand
  • Research · 9 sources
  • Draft & humanize
On-brand checks
  • Voice rules applied
  • Proof cited by name
  • Reading level: grade 8
Time to draft
00:31
publish-ready · 1,240 words

Drafts that survive senior editorial review

On-brand, proof-backed, and indistinguishable from your best editor's work, at the pace of publishing.

On-brand
100%
▲ voice enforced
Proof cited
Real
◇ by name
min · brief to draft
30
▲ fast
Agents per run
6
◇ specialized
Drafts shipped by team
Last 30 days
Marketing88%
Content74%
Product58%
Sales41%
Editorial pass rate
Approved without rewrite
Week 172%
Week 284%
Week 391%
Week 496%

From brief to publish-ready in one run

Set the brief, pick the brand, and Orbit runs the full pipeline: understanding, researching, drafting, humanizing, and exporting.

Fautons orbit · run
New article
Draft preview
Why AI adoption stalls, and the metric that fixes it

For most teams, AI access is solved. Adoption isn't. The companies pulling ahead treat enablement as a measurable system, not a one-off rollout…

Acme cut content turnaround 4× in its first quarter, cited from your case studies.

On-brand · proof verified · ready to ship

Six specialized agents, one pipeline

Every run flows through six autonomous agents, each handling the work a great editorial team would.

Fautons orbit · pipeline
01
Understand

Pulls brand voice, audience, and goals from Cortex.

02
Decide

Chooses the angle and structure your editor would pick.

03
Research

Gathers real proof and case studies, cited by name.

04
Generate

Drafts the piece against your structured brand brain.

05
Humanize

Rewrites for rhythm, nuance, and your voice rules.

06
Ship

Exports publish-ready content to your CMS.

Not a writer. An operating system for content.

Speed alone isn't enough. Orbit pairs it with accuracy, real proof, and editorial voice.

OrbitGeneric AIHuman team
Knows what your brand sounds like partial
Cites real proof and case studies by name
Holds voice rules across every draft partial
Produces editorial-grade content
Scales to dozens of briefs a week
Ships in minutes, not days
Integration · Cortex

Orbit is only as on-brand as the brain behind it.

Connect Cortex (our MCP-native brand knowledge server) and every Orbit draft reads from the same structured voice, proof, and personas your whole AI stack uses.

Explore Cortex
voiceread from cortex://acme ✓
proof.facts124 facts · cited by name ✓

Ships into your content stack

Export publish-ready content straight to the tools your team already runs.

Webflow
WordPress
Contentful
Notion
HubSpot
Sanity
Google Docs
Custom API

Three shapes of content team. One engine.

However you publish, Orbit ships editorial-grade work on-brand.

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Agencies

Spin up a dedicated brand brain per client and ship on-brand work across your whole roster. No voice drift, no rewrites.

In-house teams

Give your team an engine that drafts, researches, and humanizes, so editors approve and ship instead of starting blank.

Enterprises

Operate content as a system: structured memory, governance, and proof your legal and brand teams stand behind.

Built for enterprise-grade security

Per-brand isolation, governed access, and an editor-in-the-loop on every draft. SOC 2 Type II · SSO · audit trails.

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See Orbit running on your brand.

We'll load your voice and proof into Cortex and generate a real, publish-ready draft, so you can judge it against your own editorial bar.