Back to Orbit
XT-2 crashed on Earth. Tap to jump, hold to jump higher: five pixel-art levels, bonus levels and bosses to bring it home. Free with ads, no account.
- Featured
- Game
- iOS · Android
- In development
Featured · Game
XT-2, a small round robot, has crash-landed on Earth. Its battery is damaged and everyone is chasing it. Tap to jump, hold to jump higher: five pixel-art worlds, bonus levels and bosses, all the way to the beam that takes it home.






A boss at the end of each world, beaten without violence: you send things back, you disarm, you earn their respect.
The farmer
The General
The GuardianBack to Orbit isn’t played in a straight line. Every world hides something for those who look around.


For a few minutes or a whole evening
XT-2 crashed on Earth. Tap to jump, hold to jump higher: five pixel-art levels, bonus levels and bosses to bring it home. Free with ads, no account.
Fitness, nutrition, everyday tracking
A 30-day program, one exercise a day, no equipment. Your current streak is always on screen: that’s what keeps you from dropping out.
Built for people on GLP-1 treatment: a daily protein goal, an injection calendar with site rotation, a weight curve. English interface.
Caring for your companion
Health, growth, socialization and paperwork in one place. Reminders arrive before the deadline, not after.
Support requests land directly with the person who wrote the code, not in a ticket queue. User feedback decides what gets built next.
No app asks you to create an account. What you enter is stored on the device, and each app’s page says exactly how it is handled.
The apps are published by a computer repair business based near Nantes, France. A real company you can reach, with full legal information.