IB student
Six subjects and the core, every topic and subtopic from the current guides, ready to rate.
Predicted points against your target, with TOK and the extended essay counted in the total.

Orbit turns your syllabus into a tracker you can answer in seconds: rate what you know, log the errors, and every morning it hands back the short list that keeps all of it fresh.
Invite only while Orbit is in beta. Ask for a code
Built for the IB Diploma and AP, on a phone, between classes.



Three habits, and the scheduling is Orbit's problem.
Tap a subtopic: weak, shaky or solid. Everything starts grey until it is taught, so the tree always shows where you really are.
1, 3, 7, 21 then 45 days. Solid moves up the ladder, shaky repeats the step, weak comes back tomorrow. The morning queue is capped so it stays finishable.
Three taps and a photo of the question. The redo deck brings every open error back later, and clearing one only counts when you get it right.
One account each. The screens follow the programme you pick at signup.
Six subjects and the core, every topic and subtopic from the current guides, ready to rate.
Predicted points against your target, with TOK and the extended essay counted in the total.

Any of the College Board courses, each with its exam day and the countdown that follows it.
Scores 1 to 5, and a season that closes itself when the last exam is behind you.

A class per group with its own tree, and coverage in one tap when the lesson ends.
A marking queue, pacing against the year, and next week's plan pushed to your calendar.

One tap exports everything as JSON. Delete your account and it all goes, photos included.
No analytics tags, no third party pixels, nothing sold. The only accounts are invited ones.
A nonce based content policy, strict transport security and twelve of twelve tests passed.
Only the calendar you pick, only its events. Orbit never reads the rest of your account.
Rate a handful of subtopics tonight and Orbit has a plan for you in the morning.
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