Roadmap

Now

Orbtile 0.2 is free during the beta. Beta builds stop working when 1.0 ships.

• Follow Claude Code, Codex and ZCode on the Logitech MX Creative Keypad.
• See live session status and text on the keys and in the Mac menu bar.
• Approve or deny permission requests when enabled; Codex can show requests it would otherwise run without asking.
• Answer Claude Code questions from the keypad, including multiple choice.
• Hold a key to read a session in detail and inspect its helper agents.
• Connect other agent apps through adapters you choose to allow.
• Choose agent colours and eight animated themes.
• Jump to the first session waiting for you or open the Mac overlay from the hub key.
• Keep keys live while your Mac is locked or its display sleeps.
• Switch between Orbtile and Logi Options+ whenever you want.
• Send feedback from the app or website and save keypad snapshots locally.

Next

• Tap a session to open its exact Terminal or iTerm tab.
• Let connected agents receive keypad taps, approvals and answers through their adapters.
• Confirm support for Logitech’s new MX Keypad.
• Tap a ZCode session to open the exact task.
• Make Codex approvals more reliable.

Later

• Sync your settings across your Macs.
• Follow sessions running on another machine.

Exploring

• A phone app that works as the pad on iPhone and Android, for people without a keypad.
• Windows and other keypads, decided by the device vote.

Vote for your keypad or join the Windows waitlist.

1.0

• Licences: pay what you want from EUR 19 for up to 5 Macs, with a 14-day trial.
• A discount for beta users.
• Notarized builds for an easier first launch.