RightMinds Orbital
Used internally for research. Limited, scoped trials may be considered following review of the client environment and research requirements.
Orbital is a local-first research prototype for inspecting AI conversation history and relationships across platforms. We are simplifying its functionality before release and moving sensitive analytical capabilities server-side into Maxwell. The internal prototype is not the planned public feature set.
Inside the research prototype
These views describe internal research work, not a committed release specification. Analytical methods remain experimental and validation is very incomplete.
Steering Visibility
An internal research capability for exploring changes in interaction direction. Sensitive analysis is moving into Maxwell; these capabilities are not a public-release promise.
Thread Library
Consolidates AI conversation history across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, OpenWebUI, and other platforms into a user-controlled local surface.
Turn View
Shows selected thread turns together in timestamp order so cross-platform interaction history can be inspected, exported, and carried forward.
Orbit View
Maps relationships between topics, threads, and turns based on temporal and geometric proximity, turning scattered chat history into navigable continuity.
Your thinking, your data, your context.
Orbital is designed around local control of conversation history. Any trial must make its data flows and sharing choices explicit. This local-first design does not imply that Maxwell analysis runs locally; processing arrangements must be agreed separately.
See relationships and change across time.
Internal research examines observable conversation structure and change over time. These representations are aids to investigation, not established measures of a person’s beliefs, intent, psychological state, or susceptibility to influence.
A management surface for distributed cognition.
As AI conversations spread across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, OpenWebUI, and other systems, context gets fragmented across vendor-controlled interfaces. Orbital brings those interactions into one local control surface so users can see what connects, what changed, and what should carry forward.
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