Orbit's search lets you find anything that has ever been on your screen. At its simplest, just type a word or phrase. But if you want more control, there are a handful of powerful techniques available.
Simply type one or more words. When you provide multiple words without any operators between them, Orbit looks for screen captures that contain all of the words (implicit AND).
quarterly review
→ Finds screen captures containing both "quarterly" and "review".
Wrap your query in double quotes to search for an exact sequence of words. Just like Google.
"design review"
→ Only matches screen captures where those two words appear side by side in that exact order.
You can combine terms using AND, OR, and NOT. Operators are not case-sensitive: and, OR, And all work the same way.
| Operator | What it does | Example |
|---|---|---|
AND |
Both terms must be present | apple AND orange |
OR |
Either term (or both) must be present | invoice OR receipt |
NOT |
First term present, second must be absent | database NOT postgres |
Examples
Figma OR Sketch
meeting AND agenda NOT cancelled
Add a * to the end of a word to match anything that starts with those letters.