Your development team ships features fast. But bugs keep coming back. Deployments break on Fridays. The codebase grows, and so does the fear of touching it.

The problem isn't your team. It's the architecture.

The same .orb file runs in the browser, on the server, and compiles to native code. Here's how.

Java promised "write once, run anywhere." We deliver "write once, run everywhere appropriately."

How we keep state perfectly synchronized across multiple tabs without WebSockets or complex backend logic.

Ever had two tabs of the same app open and they got out of sync? We fixed that at the framework level.

Your AI pair programmer has a 200K token limit. After 3 hours, you're at 150K. What do you do?

Every time you approve or reject an AI's action, it learns. After 5 approvals, that action happens automatically.

Vector search finds similar text. Agentic search finds relevant context. The difference is reasoning.

Everyone's building RAG systems with vector DBs. We gave our AI a structured memory system that actually understands context.

Authorization logic scattered across your app? What if it was just... part of the state definition?

If you're using useState for complex UI, you're probably doing it wrong. There's a 50-year-old solution you're ignoring.

Ever opened a modal and couldn't close it? That's a broken circuit. We made it impossible to build those.