Orbit v0.4.0

What's new in v0.4.0

Fixed duplicate app entries — apps that had accumulated multiple entries under the same name (most visibly Orbit itself, split across debug/release/installer builds) are now correctly merged into one. A one-time migration runs automatically on upgrade to clean up existing history; your raw session data is untouched, only how it's grouped and displayed.

Cleaner Top Apps — known Windows system and background processes (SearchHost, RuntimeBroker, and similar) are now filtered out of the Top Apps and Apps lists by default, so what you see is what you actually opened and used. This is a display filter only — your totals, Timeline, and exports remain complete and unaffected. Toggle it off in Settings if you'd rather see everything.

Fixed missing icons — apps installed as modern packaged Windows apps (like WhatsApp) now resolve their real name and icon correctly instead of falling back to a generic placeholder.

Merge related processes into one app — some apps spawn separately-named helper processes (Steam's helper process is now merged into Steam automatically). You can also manually merge any process into another app yourself from Settings → Apps, for anything not covered automatically.

New Apps page — browse every tracked app in one place, grouped by category, with search and click-through to full per-app details (today/week/month totals, session history).

Notes

If you're upgrading from an earlier version, the app-merging migration runs once automatically the first time you open v0.4.0. Nothing needs to be done manually, and no tracked time is lost or altered — only how duplicate entries are grouped together changes.

Installation

Download Orbit_0.4.0_x64-setup.exe below and run it. Windows SmartScreen may flag it as coming from an unrecognized publisher — click More info → Run anyway.