Getting started
From your first sign-in to a saved, tested paper workflow.
Markdown versionInstall and sign in
Download Orbi for Windows from orbi.gg. The first Windows release has no publisher signature; macOS is coming later. Use the official download rather than an installer sent by an unknown source.
Create your account on the website, choose a username, then sign in to the desktop app with the same account. Signup email verification is currently paused. Enrolled authenticator checks still apply.
Find your way around
- My bots holds your saved node graphs, their run state and analytics.
- Discover is for token research. Aegis provides the research covered by your plan; always check data age and coverage.
- Ledger shows your own trades across manual, bot and Orbi activity. Separate paper from live and open positions from closed results.
- Settings holds account, balance and connected notification destinations. Agents holds your individual Orbi sessions and task activity.
Build a first paper graph
Start with the basic one-wallet copy template in My bots. Keep it in paper mode. Select a wallet you actually want to observe; the diagram below is wiring, not a recommended strategy.
- Name the bot and configure its Wallet signal.
- Review Open trade’s amount in USD, emergency stop and execution limits.
- Keep a Time exit connected directly to Close trade, and keep Close trade connected to End.
- Save the graph. Resolve validation issues before starting it. Saving and running are separate actions.
Illustrative template wiring, not a profitability recommendation. Configure your own wallet and review every amount and exit before starting.
| From | Connect to |
|---|---|
| Start | nextWallet signal |
| Wallet signal | Open trade |
| Open trade | filledProfit targetfilledStop lossfilledTime exit |
| Profit target | yesClose trade |
| Stop loss | yesClose trade |
| Time exit | yesClose trade |
| Close trade | nextEnd |
| End | Terminal |
Observe before changing anything
Start the saved paper bot and inspect its updates, candidate funnel, fills and closed-trade results. No trades may simply mean there were no qualifying signals, not that the app is broken.
A profitable paper result is not evidence that the same live strategy will profit. Read simulation assumptions, data coverage and realized costs before drawing conclusions.