ORBIT
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Touch Lab

Practice ORBIT’s tactile language without a test. Every gesture also has a large tap or button alternative.

Read: Touching Scale
01

Swipe the orders

Move one order at a time. A faster flick moves farther, then snaps to a landmark.

100
1 meter · human scale
02

Pinch a nested scale

Two-finger pinch is optional. + and − do exactly the same job.

Human
100%
03

Tap a pattern

Tap or press Enter/Space. Repetition can be sensory play and a way to see grouping.

0 selected
04

Move without dragging

Drag the bead if you want—or tap a bead, then tap a destination. Both produce the same reorder.

Nothing selected.

05

Hold for context

Long-press can reveal quick actions, but the visible buttons always remain available.

Earth diameter1.2742 × 10⁷ mHold here for a relationship card.
06

Gesture comfort

Choose how much touch behavior you want. The science never depends on turning gestures on.

Gesture preference is stored locally on this device.

Accessibility rule

Gestures are shortcuts, not requirements.

Swipealso has Previous / Next
Dragalso has select-then-place
Pinchalso has + / −
Long pressalso has visible action buttons