Students
Three courses, daily quiz, basic spacing.
Seed roundExample deck · fictional company
Orbit Notes
Turns any lecture into ten minutes of daily recall practice.
Students reread their notes. It barely works.
Why now
Three shifts make this possible
- Notes went digital. Course material already lives in slides and documents.
- AI can write good questions. Turning notes into recall prompts is now cheap.
- Phones are always there. Ten minutes a day fits between classes.
The product
Your notes, turned into a daily quiz
Upload a lecture. Orbit writes recall questions, schedules them with spaced repetition and shows what you are about to forget.
How it works
From lecture to memory in three steps
Capture
Import slides, PDFs or typed notes from any course.
Practise
Answer a short daily quiz written from your own material.
Remember
Reviews space out as answers stick, and return when they slip.
Traction
12,400
Weekly active students across 38 campuses, all from word of mouth.
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Traction
Students come back every day
12,400
weekly active students
64%
still active after 8 weeks
11
minutes practised per day
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Growth
Weekly actives grew every month
Growth came from students sharing decks before exams.
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Business model
Free to start, paid to master
Orbit Plus
Unlimited courses, exam mode, progress insights.
Departments
Instructors share decks with a whole class.
Competition
Flashcard apps make you do the work
Flashcard apps
- You write every card yourself
- Built for vocabulary and facts
- No link to your actual course
Orbit Notes
- Questions written from your notes
- Concepts and explanations, not just facts
- Follows the syllabus week by week
Team
Built by people who taught and shipped
MA
RK
JL
The ask
$1.5Mseed
Eighteen months to reach 100 campuses and launch departmental plans.
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Let’s make studying stick.
- DemoLive after this slide
- Emailfounders@example.com
- NoteExample deck: company and figures are fictional