The building blocks: variables
Learn how to give information a name and use it in your code.
Starting a skill needs a free account - the skills you start this month are counted on your account, not on this browser.
YOUR PERSONAL LEARNING SPACE
Your goals, your pace. Let’s make a little progress today.
Pick up right where you left off.
Learn how to give information a name and use it in your code.
One small step at a time.
Every session adds up.
Your learning progress stays in this browser on this device. Your saved path is a short starter plan. Expand it to build the full 40+ lesson curriculum.
Concept 1 · Learn at your own pace
One step at a time. You’ve got this!
YOUR PERSONAL LEARNING PATH
A path designed around what you want to learn.
20 bite-sized concepts · Learn on your schedule
Tell Orbit what you want to learn, how much you already know and how many minutes a day you can give it. It writes a learning path for exactly that - about 40 lessons, in the order that makes sense for you - and then teaches it one concept at a time.
Start a skill and it keeps its own lessons, notes and progress. On the free plan the monthly limit decides only when you may start a new name - never what you may revisit. Reopening a skill you already own does not cost you that month.
A new account gets the full Pro allowance for 30 days, without a card, so you can feel the difference between one skill a month and every skill you want. On day 31 nothing is locked away: the account returns to the free plan and keeps every skill, path and record it made.
Every new account gets 30 days of Pro free, with no card and nothing to cancel. After that, the free plan gives one new skill a month, 15 tutor requests and 2 learning-path generations a day. Pro (Pro monthly ₹399 for 30 days, Pro yearly ₹2999 for 365 days) lifts that to unlimited new skills a month with 120 tutor requests and 20 roadmaps a day. Pro is the same AI model at a higher allowance, and no plan renews by itself.
See everything on the pricing page, and the refund policy is the plain one: 7 days, no questions asked.
Each guide answers one of the questions learners ask before they start - what order to learn Python in, how many hours it really takes, whether Python is the right first language - and ends with the part a tutor does better than a page.
Everything begins with a Google sign-in, so your path and your progress are on any device you open next.
Orbit is written and run by one developer in Surat, India. It is a real paid product on real AI and payment APIs, not a mockup - the whole source is on GitHub, including the server that enforces the limits above. Contact and grievance details.