The AI inside every BizBot product

One AI brain that remembers every customer — and acts on it.

Orbit is the always-on AI inside every BizBot product. When a missed call comes in, Orbit texts back. When the customer replies, Orbit books the appointment. When the job's done, Orbit asks for the review and sends the invoice. Six modules — one shared customer memory within your business — chained by an AI orchestrator. This is the part competitors don't have.

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Shipped this week Confirm + Chat module pages, an interactive "Run sample chain" demo on the live brain feed, the long-form moat thesis, public API transparency docs, and the velocity log on the right. Full changelog →
Live Orbit's event feed is public. Watch real (sanitized) events stream by as customers across 15 verticals get handled. Open live dashboard →
Everything revolves around Orbit

Your business, in Orbit.

One AI front desk handling everything a customer touches — calls, texts, bookings, reviews, leads, and chat. Drag to spin it, or hover a module to see what it does.

6 modules · 1 shared brain per tenant

The modules — and what they actually do.

Each module is a working endpoint, not a slide. Click into any one to see the input/output contract, the dispatch rules, and where it sits in the chain.

Voice

Live

AI receptionist that picks up missed calls in under 2s, qualifies the lead, and hands the conversation to Recall + Confirm.

Input: Twilio status webhook Emits: Voice.MissedCallDetected Chains to: Recall.SendSms
See latency proof →

Recall

Live

Missed-call text-back in seconds. Parses replies with Haiku and routes book intent straight to Confirm — no human ping-pong.

Input: SMS reply (Twilio inbound) Emits: Recall.CustomerReplyReceived Chains to: Confirm.CreateAppointment
See the flow →

Stars

Live

Reviews come in (Google · Yelp · FB · BBB · manual). Haiku drafts a brand-voice reply that pulls from shared memory. Owner approves in one click.

Input: Review paste-in + job-done trigger Emits: Stars.ReviewIngested Chains to: Stars.ReplyDrafted
See how Stars writes replies →

Scout

Live

Quietly finds local businesses that match an ICP, scores the digital gap, and respects opt-out before any outreach lands.

Input: Vertical + geo Emits: Scout.LeadDiscovered Chains to: Voice.QueueCallback
See transparency report →

Confirm

Live

Books the appointment. Reads available slots, writes to the calendar, sends both confirmations + reminders, handles reschedules.

Input: Recall.CustomerReplyReceived (book intent) Emits: Confirm.AppointmentCreated Chains to: Stars.SendReviewRequest (post-job)
See booking flow →

Chat

Live

The widget on the website + dashboard. Same shared memory. Same orchestrator. Hands off to Recall via SMS when the visitor leaves.

Input: Web widget message Emits: Chat.SessionEnded Chains to: Chat.SendFollowup
See web→SMS handoff →
For prospects evaluating Orbit

Three pages that answer most first questions.

If you're trying to figure out whether Orbit fits your business, these are the highest-signal pages — read in any order.

The chain

What happens when a customer calls and you're on a job site.

This is the canonical flow Orbit was built around. Each step is one module emitting an event the next module subscribes to. Total elapsed time — call missed to appointment booked — averages under 90 seconds.

  1. Customer calls. You don't pick up.Twilio fires the status webhook. Voice.MissedCallDetected hits the brain within 1–2s.
  2. The brain decides: text them.Claude Haiku orchestrator looks at the event + shared memory of this number. Outputs Recall.SendSms action.
  3. Recall fires the SMS."Hi — sorry we missed you. This is the {vertical} team. What can we help with?" Customer typically replies in <5min.
  4. Customer texts back.Recall.CustomerReplyReceived emits. Haiku parses intent: book / quote / cancel / reschedule. Book intent → next step.
  5. Confirm books the appointment.Reads calendar slots, writes the booking, fires confirmation SMS + email. Confirm.AppointmentCreated emits.
  6. Job completes.Owner marks job done. Orchestrator chains Stars.SendReviewRequest + Invoicing.SendPaymentLink in one volley.
  7. Review lands. Stars drafts the reply.Haiku pulls customer history from shared memory (city, last job, prior reviews) so the reply feels personal — not template.
Around the clock

A day Orbit covers.

The front desk never clocks out. Here's a single day of the work Orbit handles on its own — including the hours a human receptionist is asleep. Hover any moment to find it on the dial.

12 AM 12 PM
  1. 2:10 AMCaught a missed call and texted the caller right back.
  2. 6:45 AMAnswered an overnight website chat before the shop opened.
  3. 9:15 AMBooked a job straight out of a text thread.
  4. 12:30 PMSent a reminder so the afternoon slot didn't no-show.
  5. 3:00 PMAsked a just-finished customer for a review.
  6. 6:30 PMFilled a canceled slot from the waitlist.
  7. 10:10 PMLogged a new lead and queued the morning follow-up.
Why this is different

Voice is table stakes. The brain is the moat.

Every competitor now has an AI receptionist. None of them share memory across modules. That's the difference between a smart phone agent and a system that actually runs the front of the business.

Capability Orbit Rosie Smith.ai Podium Goodcall
AI answers missed calls
Missed-call text-back
Books appointment from text reply (auto)manualhuman-routedmanualmanual
Drafts review reply with customer memory (no memory)
One memory across voice + SMS + reviews + chat
Public live event feed (transparency)
15 vertical-specific dashboards on top
Owner app shows every call, transcript & AI decision
The glass brain

See everything your AI does — and why.

Most AI receptionists are a black box: calls go somewhere, texts get sent, you hope it worked. Orbit ships with an owner app that shows every call with its transcript, every text conversation, every appointment it booked — and the decision trace behind each one: what came in, what the brain chose to do, and what it deliberately skipped. If you run one of our vertical platforms, the same "AI Activity" view is built into your dashboard.

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Try it on your business

Pick a vertical. Get the brain with it.

You can buy the bizbot platform on its own, or add it to any vertical for $67/mo — either way every event flows through this same brain. So a missed call at your dental practice and a missed call at your roofing company use the exact same plumbing, just with different prompts (and, with a vertical, the dashboard its industry actually needs).