Feature
A SaaS revenue dashboard on your wallpaper
Orbl is a saas revenue dashboard on your Mac wallpaper — combine Stripe, ChartMogul, Lemon Squeezy, Gumroad, Polar, Dodo and TrustMRR behind windows. Premium.
Checking your numbers shouldn't mean logging into a dashboard, clicking through to the metrics tab, and waiting for a chart to load. Orbl is a saas revenue dashboard that lives on your Mac wallpaper — your revenue sitting quietly behind your windows, there the instant you clear your screen.
Every revenue source, on one wallpaper
Most founders sell through more than one channel, and the totals never line up in one place. Orbl pulls them together on the desktop. Connect the revenue providers you use:
- Stripe — your core subscription and payment revenue.
- ChartMogul — subscription analytics and MRR.
- Lemon Squeezy and Gumroad — digital products and checkout.
- Polar and Dodo Payments — modern merchant-of-record billing.
- TrustMRR — verified MRR.
Each connects independently, so a one-person shop on Gumroad and a team running Stripe plus ChartMogul both get a dashboard that fits. Browse them all on the integrations page.
Your numbers, glanceable
Instead of a tab you open a few times a day, your revenue becomes part of the ambient desktop you already look at. Set the widgets always-on for a constant pulse, tuck them behind the reveal shortcut (default ⌃⌥⌘A) when you're sharing your screen, and size each one small, medium or large. It's the calmest way to track your MRR without opening Stripe.
Keys in the Keychain, calls straight from your Mac
This is the part that makes a revenue dashboard safe to run all day: Orbl is 100% local. Your API keys are stored in the macOS Keychain, and every call goes directly from your Mac to each provider — there's no Orbl server in the middle, no account, and no analytics. Your revenue figures never pass through anyone else's infrastructure.
This is a Premium feature
All integrations — including every revenue source above — are part of Orbl Premium. The wallpaper dashboard and most built-in widgets are free forever, but connecting your revenue stack is one of the Premium additions. Premium is a one-time purchase, never a subscription: $29 for the first 50 buyers, then $49, lifetime. Activate it in Settings → License Key after checkout via Dodo Payments.
Light enough to leave running
A revenue dashboard shouldn't slow your Mac. Orbl idles near 0% CPU, stays under 100 MB of memory, and runs an adaptive 8–12fps ambience — 12fps plugged in, 8fps on battery, paused when you step away.
See your revenue every time you clear your screen
Start with the providers you already use — Stripe, ChartMogul, or any of the others — and watch your numbers move onto the wallpaper. When you're ready, Orbl Premium unlocks every integration in a single one-time purchase. Download Orbl and upgrade.
Frequently asked questions
Is the revenue dashboard free or Premium?+
All integrations, including every revenue source, are part of Orbl Premium. The wallpaper dashboard and most built-in widgets are free forever, but connecting your revenue stack is a Premium addition. Premium is a one-time purchase, never a subscription: $29 for the first 50 buyers, then $49, lifetime.
Which revenue providers can I connect?+
Stripe, ChartMogul, Lemon Squeezy, Gumroad, Polar, Dodo Payments and TrustMRR. Each connects independently, so a solo Gumroad shop and a team running Stripe plus ChartMogul both get a dashboard that fits.
Where are my API keys stored, and do my numbers pass through Orbl?+
Your API keys are stored in the macOS Keychain, and every call goes directly from your Mac to each provider. There's no Orbl server in the middle, no account and no analytics — your revenue figures never pass through anyone else's infrastructure.
How do I activate Premium?+
After checkout via Dodo Payments, activate it in Settings → License Key. It's a one-time purchase, lifetime, with no subscription.
Can I hide my revenue when screen sharing?+
Yes. Set the widgets always-on for a constant pulse, or tuck them behind the reveal shortcut (default ⌃⌥⌘A) when you're sharing your screen. Each can be sized small, medium or large.
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