Maths tutoring for Zimbabwe

A patient maths tutor, living in the family phone

OrchaHub Tutor teaches step by step inside WhatsApp or Telegram — the way a good teacher would. Primary school to A-Level, straight from the official Zimbabwean syllabi. Free to start, and family anywhere in the world can help cover Premium.

We're in an invite-only beta — message the tutor on either app with “request invite” and we'll send a code to that chat.

Primary · 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 Tutor 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

Primary Mathematics

Zimbabwe's Heritage-Based primary maths, Grades 4–7 — including Grade 7, the ZIMSEC exam class. 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

Made to be shared: add up to 6 named students on one number, each with their own tutor, history and progress — so the whole family can learn from a single phone.

Graphs you can explore

Premium diagrams — Venn diagrams and graphs — are drawn for the student, not described in words. On Telegram they're interactive: pan and zoom, drag sliders to shift a curve, or drag a point to the vertex and the tutor marks it.

FAQ

Honest answers

Is it really free?
Yes. The free tier — 20 tutor messages and 2 photo checks a day — is free forever, not a trial. Premium lifts those limits and adds full worked solutions, interactive graphs and diagrams, quizzes and unlimited worksheets. (Premium questions are capped only by a daily fair-use limit set well above normal studying.)
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 send “request invite” — we'll send a code to that same chat as places open up.
Which syllabus does it follow?
Three official Zimbabwean syllabi: primary mathematics, Grades 4–7, under the Heritage-Based Curriculum — including the Grade 7 ZIMSEC exam class; 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 7 sibling each keep their own tutor, their own history and their own progress.
Is it on WhatsApp?
The tutor is live on both: WhatsApp at wa.me/15559034776 and Telegram at t.me/orchahub_maths_bot — same tutor, same invite codes, whichever your family already uses. WhatsApp works best from the link or a QR code, rather than saving the number as a contact.
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.