RightMinds Orbital: see who is steering.
Already producing surprising results in ongoing research. Orbital remains pre-release as we investigate and refine its analysis.
Orbital is a pre-release, local-first browser-based app for geometric analysis of AI conversations across platforms. Explore related threads, inspect trajectories over time, and see who appears to be steering. Capabilities and availability are still evolving.
Steering Visibility
Makes drift, narrowing, steering dominance, and relational change visible across turns, so people can see who is shaping the interaction.
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 keeps conversation data local unless the user explicitly chooses to share selected context with a chat platform or with RightMinds support. The goal is continuity and visibility without turning private interaction history into another platform silo.
See relationships and change across time.
Orbital focuses on interaction-level signals: structure, timing, topic movement, frame evolution, mirroring, question/assertion balance, options versus conclusions, and movement through meaning-space. It does not need to profile beliefs or inspect proprietary model internals to make steering visible.
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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