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Voice-first AI tutor

Learn by talking to your tutor.

Orca teaches from courses and your own books, plays interactive animations while it explains, and keeps your day organised. Just call it and ask.

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7-day free trial for every Orca. Bring your own Gemini key.

Three Orcas, one voice

Pick the Orca you need when you call. Each one has its own tools and knows only what it should.

Orca Learn

Your tutor for courses, books and exams

  • Courses with interactive animations Orca can play for you
  • Ask about any page of your books and get the page number
  • Learning path and recommendations that fit your goals

Orca Assist

A personal assistant that calls you

  • To-dos and reminders that ring you when they are due
  • News alerts on the topics you follow
  • Maps and places, by voice

Orca Code

Orchestrate Claude Code by voice

  • Talk to Orca to plan and review changes
  • Projects and a desktop agent that does the work
  • Auto mode with a team of agents

Learn with real examples and animations

Short lessons where one idea at a time is shown, played and checked - and Orca explains it again, out loud, as often as you like.

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How it works

  1. 1. Sign in

    Log in with Google and add your own Gemini key once. You stay in control of the AI usage.

  2. 2. Pick an Orca and call

    Tap call, choose Learn, Assist or Code, and talk. No typing needed.

  3. 3. Learn, ask, get things done

    Orca opens the lesson, plays the animation, finds the page in your book, or adds the reminder.

Questions

Do I need my own AI key?

Yes. Orca uses your own Google Gemini API key, so you control the usage and the cost of the AI itself. You add it once in your profile.

How much does it cost?

Every Orca (Learn, Assist and Code) comes with a 7-day free trial. Paid plans are coming soon; until then trials are managed by the Orca team.

Can Orca really teach from my books?

Upload a PDF or photograph the pages. Orca reads it on the server, then answers from the book and tells you the page it found the answer on.

Which devices does it work on?

Orca runs in the browser and as an Android app. You talk to it out loud, so a microphone is needed.