GOSEEDLY / ORBIT 1.7

Get help in your CRM.
Improve it, too.

Orbit is an AI workspace inside Seedly. Ask questions, support your team, prepare CRM actions for approval—and turn improvement requests into reviewed code changes.

Get Orbit · $297 See the new code workflow

Editable add-on for your own Seedly CRM. Connect your own GitHub and AI accounts. Hosting and provider usage are separate.

Orbit 1.7. Actual interface with fictional example data.

CRM answers and reviewed actionsConfigurable supportCode requests in chatDraft PRs you approve

NEW IN ORBIT 1.7

From a chat request to a draft pull request.

When something in the CRM needs improving, start the conversation where you already work. Orbit helps prepare the proposal. You keep the review and the release decision.

Describe the improvement
Start in chat. Explain what happens now, what should change and what needs to stay the same.
Choose the source
Review the request and select the existing files Orbit may use to prepare a proposal.
Review the proposed change
Inspect the full diff and suggested checks. Give explicit approval to create a branch and draft pull request.
Test, merge and deploy
Open the PR directly from Orbit. Run your project checks and release through your normal workflow.

Improve screens, behavior and tests.

Make a screen easier to use, fix a small behavior, improve shared code or add a regression test. The proposal stays limited to the supported files you choose.

For example: make an overdue task label easier to spot while keeping the filters unchanged. Review the exact change, open the draft PR, and check the result before merging.

Source checks and required review acknowledgements help keep the change focused. They do not replace project tests or your own review.

Explore code requests

Orbit shows a proposed task-label code change, suggested tests and review controls — Review the proposal in the conversation. Fictional repository and example code.

Support, actions and repeatable work.

The new code workflow sits alongside the CRM assistance, agents and support tools already in Orbit.

Answers with useful context.

Ask about permitted CRM records and see supporting sources, tables and charts. Follow up in the same conversation or start a new one for a different task.

Actions you review first.

Prepare supported contact, task and opportunity changes, then inspect the account and proposed fields before approval. Your existing CRM permissions still apply.

Support that fits your team.

Add approved knowledge, set the tone and choose the tools available to support. Review a handoff summary before sending it to your native support request queue.

Repeatable jobs, on your schedule.

Build an agent for briefings, contact reviews or follow-up planning. Rehearse before enabling, then run on demand, on a schedule or from supported contact events.

Talk through the next step.

Use optional OpenAI Realtime voice in chat and support. A persistent call panel follows you between supported pages, with captions, mute and end-call controls.

Help on the page you are using.

Opt in to navigation and supported screen controls. Orbit can filter lists, open records and fill unsaved drafts. Pause access whenever you need to.

Orbit mobile chat with a draft code request and a compact composer — One conversation on desktop or phone. Example data.

A CLEANER CHAT WORKSPACE

Keep your place. Keep working.

A growing message box, clearer provider selection and quieter controls give the conversation more room. Open history in a mobile drawer, copy a reply, or rename a conversation in place.

Reading an earlier reply keeps your position when new content arrives. Open a code review without losing your draft, then return to chat when you are ready.

The full workspace and optional floating chat share the same conversation. Saved prompts, inline charts, account appearance and personal launcher choices remain available.

See what changed in 1.7

Your accounts. Your access.

Choose the connections for your installation and keep the permissions you already rely on.

Your private CRM repository

After your installer configures a GitHub App, sign in through GitHub and choose the repository Orbit may access. Every draft PR still requires approval.

GitHub setup

Your coding connection

Use your configured coding provider, or your own local Codex login on a trusted self-hosted CRM. The local connector is bound to a specific administrator and account.

Local Codex setup

The right tools for each role

Ordinary users get your configured support experience. Authorized agency owners and administrators also get general chat, agents, settings and code requests. Account boundaries remain enforced.

Settings and access

CRM chat and agents use their configured provider. Voice needs a separate OpenAI connection. Hosted personal ChatGPT access is a separate registered-client setup; the local Codex option does not provide a shared subscription for all users.

MAKE IT PART OF YOUR CRM

Your CRM.
Your AI workspace.

Code requests and full diff review in chat
Approved branches and draft pull requests
GitHub App connection and optional local Codex
Cleaner desktop, mobile and floating chat
OpenAI Realtime voice in chat and support
In-app screen controls and unsaved draft filling
Voice, page access and usage settings
Guided agents, rehearsals and saved feedback
Schedules and filtered CRM event triggers
Customizable support and native human handoff
Personal inbox and reviewed change previews
Original frontend and backend source code
Installation and API extension guides

ORBIT FOR SEEDLY CRM

$297USD · one time

Install it in your own Seedly. Keep the source. Build on it.

Already own Orbit or have active All Access? Open your download library →

Secure checkout through Whop. Your private download is delivered manually to your checkout email after payment verification.

Seedly license, hosting, AI provider usage, installation services, contracted support and promised future updates are separate.

A few useful details.

What is Orbit?

Orbit is an installable AI workspace inside your own Seedly CRM. It brings together CRM questions, reviewed actions, configurable support, guided agents, optional voice and reviewed code requests. You receive editable module source and installation guides; your separately licensed CRM and hosting remain yours.

What is new in Orbit 1.7?

Code requests can begin in chat and open a full source and diff review in the same conversation. There is GitHub App sign-in when configured by your installer, an optional local Codex connection for a trusted self-hosted CRM, and a cleaner desktop, mobile and floating chat experience.

Is it limited to UI changes?

No. Code proposals can cover selected existing UI files, supported application behavior, shared libraries and tests. You can select up to six supported TypeScript or CSS files. Authentication, billing, database schemas, dependencies and deployment configuration need a separate manual change.

Does Orbit merge or push changes live automatically?

No. Preparing a proposal does not change the repository. You review the full diff and approve creation of a branch and draft PR. Test the change, review it in GitHub, and use your own merge and deployment process.

How does the GitHub connection work?

Your installer registers and configures a GitHub App for your CRM. You can then sign in through GitHub and select the private repository Orbit may access. Each code request still requires its own review and approval. An advanced fine-grained-token option is also available.

Can I use my Codex subscription?

The optional local connector can use your own Codex CLI signed into ChatGPT on the trusted machine running the CRM web server. It is explicitly bound to one administrator and one account. It is for code help and proposals; it does not turn a personal login into a shared AI service for all customers. Subscription limits apply.

Can I just sign in with ChatGPT for every feature?

Hosted personal ChatGPT access is a separate registered-client integration and needs its own configuration and approval. Local Codex handles administrator code help. CRM assistance and agents use their configured provider, and voice needs a separate OpenAI connection.

What do ordinary users see?

Ordinary users get the configured support experience and their own support requests. Agency owners and administrators can also access general chat, guided agents, settings and code requests, subject to native permissions. A GitHub connection or API key does not widen a user’s role.

What is included in the price?

The one-time module purchase includes editable Orbit source, the installer, setup guides and the included features. Your Seedly license, hosting, AI usage and subscriptions are separate. You connect your own accounts; no saved login, provider key or preconnected demo workspace is included.

What does voice and screen access allow?

With your OpenAI voice connection and microphone permission, Orbit can help on supported Seedly pages according to the access level you allow. It can navigate, inspect permitted screen context, filter lists, open records and fill supported unsaved drafts. Draft filling does not save, send or book anything. It does not control other browser tabs or your desktop.

How do agents run?

Define the job and allowed tools, then rehearse and review the result. Accepted agents can run manually, daily, on weekdays, weekly or monthly, or respond to supported contact-created, contact-updated and tag-added events. You can pause them. CRM changes still require approval.

Is the support feature a staffed help desk?

No. Orbit provides AI support based on your approved knowledge and permitted tools. Human handoff sends a reviewed summary to your native support queue for your team to follow up. Live staff chat and a staffed support service are not included.

How do I receive it or update an existing installation?

After payment verification, your private download is delivered to your checkout email. Existing Orbit owners and active All Access members can use their download library. Follow the included installation or upgrade guide in a backed-up test installation before releasing changes to your CRM.