Reference 03 / Orbit

Linear-inspired React SaaS website template

Inspired by Linear

Orbit is a dark SaaS website with four product pages, a pricing comparison, a searchable changelog and a working command menu. Study the live demo, then adapt its React source to your product.

Get the source and prompt

Original recreation with fictional branding and demo data. Explore the page inside the preview.

Inside the recreation

A near-black product website with four product pages, pricing, a searchable changelog, a method essay, isometric line art, and a working command menu.

Pages and sections

Homepage with a tilting interactive workspace
Intake, Plan, Assistant, and Build pages
Pricing with comparison and FAQ
Changelog with six release notes
Method principles and local contact form

Adapting the page

Rewrite the Intake, Plan, Assistant and Build pages around your own product. Update the plan comparison and release notes together, then connect the command menu and calls to action to the pages your users need.

Reference observed October 4, 2026. Independent recreation; no affiliation with Linear.

Build with Orbit

Use Orbit for a software product website, a developer tool prototype or a study of how a multi-page SaaS site explains its workflow.

Run the React template locally

Download the source package and extract the ZIP.
Open a terminal in the extracted project folder. Use Node.js 22.22 or newer, then run:

npm ci
npm run dev

Open the local URL printed in the terminal. Run npm run build when you are ready to create the production files in dist/.

Adapt it with Claude Code or Codex

Open the extracted project in your coding tool. Copy the recreation prompt from the source panel, then describe the content, branding and interactions you want to change.

Use the included README for project-specific routes and setup notes. Keep the full project folder so the styles, fonts and other assets remain available.

What the demo includes

Orbit is a website and interaction prototype. Its product scenes, plan prices and contact form demonstrate local behavior; they do not provide a hosted issue tracker, payment processing or message delivery.