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Orbit. Follow the humans behind your accounts — quietly, where it counts.

Orbit watches what people inside your target accounts publish on X, GitHub, Substack, and (via Chrome extension) LinkedIn. Pick a way to start below — most users go with auto-suggest from their ICP.

↪ Public posts only · no auto-engagement, ever. Orbit reads what your prospects publish publicly. Mama never likes, follows, or comments on your behalf — every action is yours. LinkedIn uses your own browser session via Chrome extension, never Mama-as-you. Read the privacy model →
Three ways to start
Most powerful = combine all three over time
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Add handles manually

Paste a list of X / Twitter handles, GitHub usernames, or Substack URLs. Useful when you already have a target list. Mama matches each handle to the account it works for and starts tracking.

No ICP needed · works immediately
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Connect Chrome extension

For LinkedIn coverage. Install @signalmama/chrome-orbit — when you browse a prospect's LinkedIn profile, one click adds them to Orbit. Uses your own browser session — Mama never holds LinkedIn creds.

Pro+ feature · 30 sec install
Sources Orbit watches
More launching each month
X / Twitter GitHub Substack & RSS LinkedIn · Chrome ext · Beta Mastodon · coming Bluesky · coming Facebook · not supported
What Orbit will show you
Example feed — yours fills in as humans you follow start posting
PS
Priya Shah @priya_data · VP Data at Notion
"We're opening 12 roles on the data platform team this quarter — including a Staff Eng who'll own our shift to dbt + Snowflake…"
Hiring
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Kobi H @kobi_revops · RevOps Lead at Brex
"Hot take: our SDRs spend ~3 hours a day in account research tabs before they write a single email. Anyone solved this…"
Pain
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Marcus Howe @mhowe · VP Eng at Linear
"Shipped v2.3 of our internal analytics SDK tonight — open-sourced the rate-limiter we built to handle 40M events/day…"
Launch
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Jordan Yim @jordany · Head of Analytics, ex-Stripe
"Personal news — leaving Stripe after 4 incredible years to join Ramp as Head of Analytics. Day 1 next Monday…"
Job change