Maths tutoring for Zimbabwe

A patient maths tutor, living in the family phone

OrchaHub teaches step by step inside WhatsApp or Telegram — the way a good teacher would. Grade 5 to A-Level, straight from the official Zimbabwean syllabi. Free to start. And anyone, anywhere in the world, can sponsor a student back home.

We're in an invite-only beta — message the tutor on either app and tap Request an invite to get your code.

Grade 5 · O-Level · A-Level Every answer verified Up to 6 students per phone

A real style of exchange — hints first, answers earned.

How it works

No app to install. No timetable. Just chat.

OrchaHub lives inside the messaging apps Zimbabwean families already use, so tutoring fits around load-shedding, chores and school runs.

Send a message

Type a question, or photograph handwritten working straight from the exercise book. The tutor reads both.

Learn step by step

The tutor guides with hints, one step at a time — like a patient teacher, not an answer machine. Question difficulty adapts as mastery grows.

Parents see progress

Progress is tracked per child, per topic — so whoever pays the phone bill can see the learning actually happening.

Curricula

Built from the official syllabi, primary to A-Level

Three Zimbabwean curricula, one tutor. Each student is taught at their own level.

Primary

Grade 5 Mathematics

Zimbabwe's primary maths for Grade 5, following the Heritage-Based Curriculum — gentle, encouraging and pitched for younger learners.

Secondary

ZIMSEC O-Level Mathematics

Forms 1–4, the full road to the O-Level exam — from directed numbers to transformations, straight from the official syllabus.

Advanced

A-Level Pure Mathematics

Forms 5–6 Pure Maths from the official syllabus, for students pushing towards university.

Why families trust it

A tutor that shows its working

Verified maths, always

The tutor never guesses. Every computed answer is checked by a computer-algebra system before it's stated, and the practice bank holds 2,000+ verified questions.

Marks handwritten work

Students photograph their working and the tutor checks it — praising the right steps and catching the slip, not just the final answer.

Printable worksheets

Worksheets arrive as printable PDFs. Photograph the finished page and it's marked within minutes — practice that works even when data is tight.

One phone, six students

Built for how Zimbabwean families actually share phones: up to 6 named students on one number, each with their own tutor, history and progress.

FAQ

Honest answers

Is it really free?
Yes. The free tier — 20 tutor messages and 3 photo checks a day — is free forever, not a trial. Premium removes the limits and adds full worked solutions, quizzes and unlimited worksheets.
How do I get an invite code?
We're in an invite-only beta while we grow carefully. Message the tutor on Telegram or WhatsApp and tap Request an invite — we'll send a code to that same chat as places open up.
Which syllabus does it follow?
Three official Zimbabwean syllabi: Grade 5 primary mathematics under the Heritage-Based Curriculum, ZIMSEC O-Level Mathematics (Forms 1–4), and A-Level Pure Mathematics (Forms 5–6).
Can my kids share one phone?
That's exactly how it's designed. One number can host up to 6 named students — a Form 4 sibling and a Grade 5 sibling each keep their own tutor, their own history and their own progress.
Is it on WhatsApp?
The tutor is live on both: Telegram at t.me/orchahub_maths_bot and WhatsApp at wa.me/15559034776 — same tutor, same invite codes, whichever your family already uses.
Can I trust the maths?
More than most AI tools, honestly — that's the point. The tutor is not allowed to state a computed answer until a computer-algebra system has verified it, and every question in the 2,000+ practice bank has been verified the same way.