We are OrbitalTab — a tiny studio with a gravitational pull toward the unusual. We build pocket-sized worlds where sound becomes light and brass learns to bloom. Every game starts the same way: a single tap.
Two games and a private protocol tracker. One cave already charted. One greenhouse still warming its boilers. One vial, counted to the unit.
The caves are pitch black. Sound is your only light. Fire sonar pulses to reveal the walls around you — then watch them fade back into darkness. Chart a path past swirling void hazards, harvest echo crystals to recharge, and reach the green exit before your time runs out.
Deploy into sector 01 →
Deep inside a glasshouse of gears and ivy, one botanist keeps a mechanical garden alive. Wind the flowers, oil the vines, and coax brass petals into bloom — while your clockwork fox sniffs out the greenhouse's oldest secrets.
Enter the conservatory →
Vial Logic turns your peptide protocol into precise numbers: exact syringe units, accurate vial counts, and a clear log of every dose — all stored privately on your device. No cloud. No accounts. No compromises.
Open the protocol bay →We believe a game doesn't need a hundred hours to matter. It needs one idea, polished until it hums — then launched into orbit for a stranger to find at 2 a.m. and never quite forget.