The core problem: parents have no real window into their child's social and emotional life at school. Grades tell you if they're passing. Nothing tells you if they're thriving. Orbit answers that by giving students a safe, engaging place to live their school social life — connecting with real classmates, interacting with AI companions that make learning click and friendships easier — while the parent layer translates that organic activity into signals families can actually use. Not surveillance. Not a teacher's filtered report. Real social health visibility. Three bets Orbit is making: Students will use it because it's genuinely fun — social feed, AI companions with personality, XP, streaks, friend discovery. It competes with Instagram on engagement, not just safety. Parents will trust it because it's school-verified, transparent about what they can and can't see, and built around empowerment not monitoring. Schools will adopt it because it closes the gap no existing tool covers — ClassDojo reports on behavior, Google Classroom manages assignments, nothing tells a counselor which students are socially isolated until it's too late. That's Orbit.
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