Your group is not a meeting
Facilitators already gather a closed circle on video. Generic tools fight the ritual. Orbiter is the room for an invited sit — an online sangha, dharma sharing, or council circle.
Grid vs ring
Zoom and Meet put faces in a gallery grid and reward whoever talks loudest. A circle puts people equal around a shared center. One voice at a time for sharing — not mute theater while twelve people wait.
The workaround today is Zoom plus a YouTube bowl plus email. Someone shares a bell tab; phones sleep mid-sit; public links invite drive-by joiners. Orbiter keeps the invite list you chose, a sharing turn, and a shared prayer bowl in one room.
Trust defaults that matter for a sit: invite-only, no session recording on Orbiter servers, no ads in the live circle. Host is billed on the web; members never see a subscribe button.
Who this is for
Teachers and facilitators who already invite 3–12 people to sit on video — Insight and MBSR sanghas, council and grief circles, yoga teachers with a weekly sit, chaplains with a closed group.
Orbiter is not a public teacher directory, a solo meditation timer, or a webinar for fifty. Members arrive from your invitation.