OrbitlyNow is an online school with no human teachers. Instead, a small team of friendly guides leads your child 1-on-1 through anything on Earth — math, space, money, coding, languages, art — in two focused hours a day. The same guides every day: never a rotating stranger, never a bare chatbot. The rest of the day is theirs.
For ages 5–18 (K–12) · Parent-owned accounts · Kid-safe by design
Traditional school teaches every child the same thing at the same speed for six hours. OrbitlyNow teaches your child what they are ready for, in two.
A focused daily session: warm-up, two topic worlds, a build project, and a quiz quest. No busywork, no waiting for the rest of the class.
Math, science, space, animals, history, money, coding, languages, art — or pure curiosity. Their guides follow your child’s questions, not a fixed textbook.
The parent dashboard shows each day’s topics, questions answered, quiz results, and mastery notes. No report-card surprises, ever.
This is how OrbitlyNow replaces human teachers: four guides who greet your child by nickname, remember what they have learned, and lead every lesson 1-on-1. The same guides, every day — never a rotating stranger, and never a child alone with a bare chatbot. Each guide has a specialty, and each one was dreamed up just for our explorers.
Your child’s lead guide: a cheerful little space critter who welcomes them each day, plans the adventure, and celebrates every finish line.
A curious wanderer in a canvas explorer hat, goggles pushed up on the brim, a map tube and telescope on its backpack. It leads Space and Science — and every question nobody else thought to ask.
A bright little inventor with a satellite-dish ear, who turns ideas into things — code, drawings, inventions, and smart money choices.
The gentlest of the four. For our youngest explorers (ages 5–7), the Buddy is the guide for every lesson — and every try gets a kind word.
Schools like Alpha School in the US charge around $40,000 a year because two hours of AI-guided learning outperforms six hours of classroom time. OrbitlyNow delivers the same model online.
| Physical AI school | OrbitlyNow | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ~$40,000 per year | A fraction of that — one premium subscription |
| Location | One campus, one city | Anywhere on Earth with an internet connection |
| Learning time | ~2 hours of academics | ~2 hours a day, structured as an adventure |
| Curriculum | Core subjects | Core subjects plus anything your child wonders about |
| Teachers | Guides on site, AI teaches | Their own four guides teach 1-on-1 — the same guides every day, no human teachers |
| Parent visibility | Periodic updates | A daily dashboard: topics, mastery, progress |
| Commute | Daily, both ways | None. School is already home. |
| Schedule | A fixed school day, on campus | Any time of day, any time zone — your family picks the two hours |
| Languages | English only | 10 languages — your child learns in your family’s language |
Every session follows the same proven rhythm — short, varied, and finished before lunch.
Your child picks a topic world — or asks about anything on Earth. Their guide adapts to their age and level instantly.
Their guide teaches one idea at a time and asks questions back. No lectures, no zoning out — your child thinks out loud.
A create-and-build project and a quiz quest lock the learning in. You see the results the same day in your dashboard.
Built for children from the ground up — not a general chatbot with a kids’ label.
The guides teach only age-appropriate content and gently redirect grown-up topics back to learning.
The guides never ask for names of schools, addresses, photos, or contact details. Children use a nickname and an age band. That is all.
Only a parent or guardian creates the account and consents. No ads, no data selling, no strangers — there is no social feed at all.
For ages 5–7, the Buddy guide leads every lesson — the same gentle face every day, with slower pacing, warmer words, and encouragement at every single step.
Grandparents, godparents, and favorite aunts and uncles: give a child their own four guides — two hours of learning adventures a day, in any world on Earth.
OrbitlyNow opens to a small group of founding families first. Join the list and your family is in line — founding pricing goes to the waitlist before anyone else.
One email. No spam, no obligation.
Straight answers, no fine print.
Physical AI schools use the same core idea — about two hours of AI-guided academics a day — but require a campus and charge around $40,000 a year. OrbitlyNow is fully online: your child learns the same way, from home, anywhere on Earth, at a fraction of that cost, with no commute and no fixed location.
Anything on Earth. Students pick topic worlds — Math, Science, Space, Earth and Animals, History, Money, Coding, Languages, Art — or open exploration, where their guides follow the child’s curiosity on any subject. Core academics are covered, but curiosity is the curriculum.
No — and that is the point. Your child is taught by their guides: the same friendly guides every day, who lead each lesson 1-on-1, explain ideas, ask questions, check understanding with quizzes, and adapt to your child’s age band. Your child is never handed to a rotating stranger and never left alone with an open chatbot. Parents stay in control through the dashboard, which shows exactly what was learned each day.
Safety is the first design rule. The guides are kid-safe only, never ask children for personal information, and gently redirect grown-up topics. Parents create and own the account, and we collect no child data beyond a nickname and age band. Our privacy page explains it in plain language.
About two hours, structured as a guided adventure: a warm-up, two topic worlds, a create-and-build project, and a quiz quest. The rest of the day belongs to your family.
A premium subscription at a fraction of the roughly $40,000 a year charged by physical AI schools. Founding families on the waitlist receive launch pricing first.
Whenever your family chooses. OrbitlyNow is fully online, so the two hours can sit anywhere in your day — before breakfast, after sports, around a trip — in any time zone on Earth. There is no bell to beat and no campus to reach, and when the two hours end, your child is already home.
Yes. There is no class to keep up with, and no class to wait for. Every world has two levels, lessons adapt to your child’s age band, and each world ends with a test that takes a real 80% to pass — retakes are always allowed, so a child who is behind builds solid foundations without an audience, and a child who is ahead is never held to someone else’s pace. You see every level, star, and test attempt in your dashboard.
It is not two hours of sitting still watching. The day is built from short, varied segments — a 10-minute warm-up, a 30-minute world quest, a fun-fact break, a create-and-build project, a quiz quest, a second world, and a wrap-up. The longest single stretch is 30 minutes, and your child spends it talking, answering, and making things — active learning, not passive watching. When the session ends, it ends: there is no endless feed pulling them back.
Honestly: OrbitlyNow is the learning block, not your child’s whole social life — and that is exactly why it works. Because learning takes two hours instead of six, your child keeps the day for the places friendships actually happen: neighborhood friends, sports teams, clubs, and family life. Inside OrbitlyNow there is deliberately no social feed and no contact with strangers. The social hours stay in the real world, where they belong.
Your parent dashboard keeps a record of every session: topics covered, questions answered, quiz results, levels and stars, and every World Test attempt with its score and date. When your child passes a World Test, you can print a certificate of completion for your portfolio. OrbitlyNow is a learning program, not an accredited school, and it does not issue diplomas or transferable credits — as the homeschool parent, you stay responsible for your state’s homeschool requirements, and your dashboard records are yours to keep and use.
Yes — it is one of our favorite ways OrbitlyNow joins a family. Anyone can buy a gift of 1, 3, or 12 months for one child, and grandparents are our most enthusiastic gift-givers. You get a gift code and a printable gift card with our four guides on it. The buyer never gives us any information about the child — only the child’s parent redeems the code, creates the account, and gives parental consent.
Yes — OrbitlyNow is made for tablets. Open orbitlynow.com in the tablet’s browser and tap “Get the app”: OrbitlyNow lands on the home screen and opens full-screen, just like an app from the store — no store account, no downloads to manage, and updates arrive on their own. It works on iPad and Android tablets. Lessons and progress are kept on the device, so your child’s worlds are always right there; the AI tutor itself chats over the internet, like any live tutor.
Want the whole picture? Our learning map shows what children learn in every world, at every level.