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About Us

WebOrbiton is a development team focused on building lightweight, self-hosted web services designed to work reliably on shared hosting environments.

We design and maintain our own software products, taking responsibility for architecture, performance, security, and long-term maintainability. Our work is not experimental, it is built for real-world usage.

Founded in Poland, WebOrbiton has been built from the very beginning as a remote-first team, delivering tools used by developers and small teams worldwide.

What We Build

WebOrbiton creates ultra-light web services that intentionally avoid unnecessary infrastructure requirements.
- Status and service monitoring systems
- Privacy-focused web analytics
- Documentation platforms for products and APIs
- Lightweight support and user interaction systems

All our solutions are designed to be self-hosted, transparent, and compatible with standard hosting environments.

How We Work

Our development approach prioritizes clarity and control. We deliberately choose simple, proven technologies over complex stacks.
- PHP-based architectures with cron-driven execution
- No mandatory databases unless truly required
- Minimal background processes
- Readable, auditable source code

Why WebOrbiton Exists

Many modern tools assume access to VPS servers, containers, and always-on background services. This creates unnecessary barriers for smaller projects and teams.

WebOrbiton exists to provide an alternative: professional-grade software that works where most websites are actually hosted.

Team & Location

WebOrbiton is developed by a distributed team headquartered in Poland, with contributors and developers from multiple countries worldwide.

Founder

WebOrbiton was started by Igor Oprządek, a Polish EDM music producer, advertising creator, and programmer.

The project originated from Igor’s search for free, reliable solutions for hosting his own websites on shared hosting. He noticed that most available tools were focused on VPS environments, leaving shared hosting users with limited options.

Recognizing this gap, Igor decided it was time to create a different approach: lightweight, self-hosted web services that work efficiently on shared hosting, without requiring VPS, complex infrastructure, or unnecessary dependencies.