Free
- The full Laika Orbit app
- Claude Code chats side by side, grid or task track
- A browser with a profile per account
- Inbox, calendar and widgets
- Laika Orbit recall: knowledge map, CLI, MCP server
The whole app is free and open source, and it stays that way. Pro is for people who'd rather not build it themselves.
Sync is not built yet — aiming for the first half of 2027, at no extra cost for founding members. We'd rather you joined for what's here today. If sync is the reason you'd pay, the free app will do the job until it ships.
Prices in US dollars, tax added at checkout·30 days to change your mind·Cancel any time; the free app carries on·Refund policy·Questions
One email, when Pro opens. Nothing else.
Yes. Chats run Claude Code under your own Claude account, and it stays yours. Laika Orbit never provides, resells or meters Claude usage, on Free or Pro.
Pro is early: today it is the signed, notarised app with automatic updates and email support answered within 2 working days. Sync is being built — we are aiming for the first half of 2027, and it lands for founding members at no extra cost. Your price stays the same for as long as you stay subscribed, and you have 30 days to ask for a refund while sync is still missing. If that is not enough yet, the app is free and open source — wait for us.
Sync is not built yet. It will keep your settings, workspaces and pins in step across your Macs, end-to-end encrypted. We are aiming for the first half of 2027, and founding members get it at no extra cost.
Pro features stop at the end of your billing period, and the app carries on as the free, open-source version. Your data stays on your machine.
Any time, from the billing portal linked in your account. Yearly plans can switch to monthly at renewal.
Prices are in US dollars. Where the law requires it, such as GST in New Zealand or VAT in the UK and EU, tax is calculated at checkout from your address. Business customers can add a tax ID.
Yes. While sync is missing you have 30 days to change your mind. The details are in the refund policy.
Yes, MIT licensed, on GitHub.