Orbit streams the rows you choose to viewers on the same local network — iOS devices running the RePro app, or any browser via the Orbit Monitor page — with no external server, account, or internet connection needed. Use it to give a camera op, director, or anyone nearby a live look at your rows, with per-viewer access codes and quality monitoring.

Turn Orbit on and open it

1. Open Main Settings (gear icon) → Orbit Streaming section → switch Enabled on. (This master switch stops every active Orbit stream the moment you turn it off.)
2. Close Main Settings. An amber Orbit Device Control button appears in the main-window footer. Click it to open the Orbit window.

The footer button only appears while Orbit is on and the app is unlocked (see Security & PIN Lock).

To publish GUI rows (BETA), FILE rows (BETA), or use the RKT direct-encode mode, turn on the matching switch in Main Settings → Beta Features first.

Publish a row

In the header of any row you want to share, click the small round amber ORBIT button. Hollow means off; filled with spinning dots means it's publishing. Repeat on each row you want viewers to see.

Create and share an access code

1. In Orbit Device Control, click + Generate Code. A new code appears with an auto-name and all rows permitted. (Limit: 50 codes.)
2. Click the code's name to rename it (e.g. "Camera Op"), then press Enter.
3. In the expanded code, click the A / B / C row chips to choose which rows this viewer sees (drag to reorder them).
4. Share it:
   • Click the QR icon and have the viewer scan it with the RePro app or the iOS Camera app, or
   • Click the copy icon to copy the code and send it. The eye icon reveals the code briefly if you need to read it aloud.

Two defaults to know: new codes are Video Only (no audio until you uncheck it) and have Snapshots off (tick Snapshots to let viewers grab stills).

Approve viewers manually

1. Expand the Settings section and turn on Require Approval for Join Requests.