# Orbit

A quiet personal instrument for understanding one subscription immediately. Midnight navy, lime and a precise orbital scale make remaining data the visual center. The interface describes subscription availability; it does not claim a device is connected to a VPN.

The first active subscription receives the large remaining-data instrument in the default name-sorted overview. The others are compact, individually actionable status rows. Search and sorting switch to consistent compact results so a partner can locate a subscription among 140 without a decorative feature interrupting the order. An expired row leads with renewal; a missing or admin-disabled account leads with support.

The radial illustration is local SVG generated from API-delivered usage, with no image requests. The ring encodes **remaining** allowance, and the adjacent percentage explicitly says **used**. Unknown, failed, unavailable and unlimited values have distinct text and never fabricate a quantity. The complete technical name remains available in the card, with wrapping instead of destructive ellipsis.

This direction uses direct original design, as requested for three of the five concepts, and does not invoke Refero. The user-provided mobile screenshots establish the real product context, while the composition deliberately centers one high-priority measurement. No marketing copy, simulated phone chrome or invented connected state appears.

The single shared API, persisted world, translations, confirmation flows and delegated controller live in `../shared/`. The concept only renders and styles those real states. Persian is the default. Local Vazirmatn, Latin tabular figures, logical CSS properties, safe-area padding, reduced-motion handling and host light/dark palettes support native Telegram use.

Rendered QA used the shared live app at 390×844 and 360×800. Persian and English home screens, light and dark themes, wallet, purchase categories and subscription details were visually inspected. The primary copy action fits above the tab bar at 360×800. Pages have no horizontal overflow at either tested width. English uses the platform UI font; Persian uses bundled Vazirmatn. Theme-safe icon colors and keyboard focus indicators remain visible in the light palette. The final Persian dark screenshot is `../output/playwright/orbit.png`.