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title: Expo Orbit now available as a Preview for Windows
authors: Gabriel Donadel
published: March 29, 2024
categories: Product
tags: orbit
---

Since we first [announced Orbit in August of last year](https://expo.dev/changelog/2023/08-09-orbit), we've received many requests from the community for Windows support. Our team has been working on a port of Orbit and we are excited to share a Windows preview version that you can download now from our [GitHub Releases](https://github.com/expo/orbit/releases/tag/expo-orbit-v2.0.0-preview.1) page.

![Expo Orbit running on Windows](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/9r24npb8/production/1c2487ce960d48dc4176f59afb8f2893a6eb383a-1264x720.gif)

Orbit for Windows enables users to accelerate their development workflow with one-click build launches and emulator management in the same way they already do on macOS. Some of the feature highlights are:

- Install and launch apps from local files.
- Install and launch builds from [EAS](https://expo.dev/eas) to your emulators and real devices in one click.
- Install and run [updates](https://expo.dev/eas#update) on emulators and real Android devices in one click.
- List and launch emulators, including the option to run Android emulators without audio.
- Launch [Snack](https://snack.expo.dev/) projects in your emulators in one click.
- See pinned projects from your EAS dashboard and quickly launch your latest builds.

### Try out Orbit for Windows and give us feedback

You can use [a preview of Expo Orbit for Windows](https://github.com/expo/orbit/releases/tag/expo-orbit-v2.0.0-preview.1) today, explore its capabilities, and share your feedback. Your input will shape the future of this tool and guide us on where to take it next.

Orbit for Windows is currently in the experimental phase and, as of now, it is only compatible with x64 and x86 machines but compatibility for other architectures will be out soon!