Orrery Learn
Homeschool lessons tailored to one child at a time.
Orrery Learn applies our fairness and safety research to the most personal kind of AI: study material for a homeschooled child. Parents set the grade, pace and interests. The system builds lessons around them, and every lesson is checked for bias and accuracy before a child sees it.
How it works
Built around the child
Lessons use what your child already loves — dinosaurs, soccer or cooking — to teach grade-level skills.
Mapped to standards
Each lesson lists the state and national learning standards it covers, so you can keep the records your state requires.
Parent stays in charge
You approve every unit, edit any lesson and see exactly what the AI changed and why. Nothing reaches your child without you.
Bias-checked content
Every lesson passes a plumb audit for stereotypes in names, roles and examples, and a fact check against vetted sources.
Children's data is not for sale
No ads, no profiles sold, and no child's work is ever used to train models. Designed to meet children's online privacy law.
Learning differences welcome
Settings for dyslexia-friendly text, read-aloud, shorter sessions and extra practice, all chosen by the parent.
Sample lesson
Grades 3–5 · 35 min · Bias-checked
Multiplying and dividing with arrays with a mission to Mars
Goal: Maya will practice multiplying and dividing with arrays using planets as the example.
1. Warm-up story: an astronaut crew at the launch pad needs to organize rocket fuel tanks. Solve 5 quick problems from the story.
2. Hands-on: use household objects as rocket fuel tanks to build the problem, then write it as a number sentence.
3. Make your own: write one word problem about planets for a parent to solve.
Check for understanding
Maya explains the idea back in her own words, using one example about planets.