What account-free play means here
You can open the game and play without entering a name, email address or password. Your discoveries and bests come from local browser storage rather than a player profile retrieved from a server. That keeps starting simple, but it also limits what the publisher can recover.
Contacting support does not reveal a hidden account that holds your scores. ORBIT has no player database containing a second copy of your cleared-gap total, companion choices or personal bests.
Plan a device or browser change
Before changing your routine, open the game through its original route and confirm what remains there. Keep that browser profile and its game data until you have checked the new setup. Avoid uninstalling or clearing the old context as a migration step.
You may encounter backup or migration features provided by your device or browser. Their behavior belongs to that software; ORBIT does not promise that they transfer its local progress. Verify the actual records in the new context rather than relying on a general backup label.
Use records and links for their actual purpose
A score image is useful evidence of a result you enjoyed. A challenge link lets someone open a compatible trail and score target. Neither is a supported save export, and neither recreates the sender’s full discovery progress in another browser.
If your data seems missing, investigate the original browser, profile, game address, companion and course first. A changed context or record selection can explain an unfamiliar display without deletion. Once the only local copy has actually been erased, however, ORBIT cannot restore it from its servers, so prevention and clear expectations matter more than repeated reinstall attempts.