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How to use Orbit
Short answers on what each part of the app does.
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- What is this site for?
- Orbit helps you explore companies that often show up in IPO conversations. You get a quick pulse on what’s trending, how sectors compare, and recent public signals — all in one place.
- Where should I start?
- Open the Dashboard for the overview: trending names, a sector snapshot, and short updates. From there you can jump deeper with search or the other tabs.
- How do I look up a company?
- Use the search bar in the header, type part of the name, and choose a match. That opens the company’s detail view (we label it Terminal).
- What is Terminal?
- It’s the page for a single company — context, valuation-style views, and related info so you can dig in without hopping between tabs.
- What is the Matrix?
- A sector-by-sector layout so you can browse and compare companies in the same industry. Hover a card to flip it and see more on the back.
- What is the Signal Feed?
- A timeline-style list of filings and news that often matter when people talk about timing and readiness. It’s meant for scanning, not replacing official sources.
- What do the percentages or odds mean?
- Some views summarize how traders price the chance of an IPO in the near term. Treat them as one informal signal among many — not advice, not a forecast, and not a guarantee. See the disclaimer at the top of this page.
- Can I get updates by email?
- If you see a newsletter signup on the site, you can use it for occasional updates. You can unsubscribe anytime from the link in those emails.
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