The Course Builder works like a conversation: tell it "a volcano lab for 7-year-olds, 45 minutes" and it drafts the world, the missions, and the quiz, inside Orbit's kid-safe brand guardrails. Edit anything. Teach it live. Publish it to the marketplace and earn a royalty every time another teacher uses it.
Orbit started at a kitchen table. Cofounders Arslan and Faryal, husband and wife, were homeschooling their two daughters and kept meeting the same wall: curious kids, a wonderful teacher, and flat tools that turned wonder into worksheets.
So they built the classroom they couldn't buy: living 3D worlds a child can grab and spin, a conductor's view for the teacher, and a promise made as parents first, that you should be able to understand every moment of your child's class without ever compromising their privacy.
Their daughters were Orbit's first students. Their homeschool teacher, Anam, became the first teacher on the platform; her live classes shaped the conductor view, the missions, and the report card every family gets after class. The product is still tested the same way, at that same table, by the kids it was built for.
Orbit surfaces how each child behaves inside the lesson, hesitation before answers, wandering vs. focused exploration, the moment a concept clicks, as gentle live cues. Teachers adjust pace, reopen a card, or send a hint in the moment, then read the pattern across weeks in each student's report. That minute-by-minute feedback loop is exactly what learning science ranks among the strongest levers on achievement.
Parents pay per class hour. First class is free. Teachers keep most of it, always.
One account, both parents. You approve every class before a kid joins it.
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