Orbiri brings families and schools together around shared boundaries for screen time, so children are not socially excluded and parents are not left fighting the same battles in isolation. It is designed to help communities move together, with schools acting as the hub, parents getting simple tools that work in real life, and children learning that tech can be useful without taking over everything else.

We’re excited to have you as one of our pioneering families on this journey to give our kids their childhoods back, while keeping the many benefits of modern technology.

Welcome to the Orbiri pilot.

For Kids

Keep your tech and lose the peer pressure. Everyone follows the same boundaries, so good screen time habits just become the norm. Because it’s what everyone does.

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For Parents

Keep the good and manage the bad, without the peer pressure battles. The tech works silently with minimal setup, so you can be a parent without needing to be a tech whizz.

A cartoon character (blue, to represent an adult) holding a smartphone, smiling.

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For Schools

You're the hub that makes coordination possible, but not the enforcer of any restrictions. Help your community move together towards a better digital life.

Our pilot schools. Leading the change the world needs.

Our pilot schools are the pioneers of this much-needed social change. We are delighted to welcome:

  • Weydon school students in Year 7

  • Woolmer Hill school students in Years 7 & 8

  • Fearnhill school students in Years 7 & 8

  • More House school students in Years 6-11 (boarders)

  • St Peter’s school students in Years 4, 5 & 6

  • Holy Trinity students in Years 4, 5 & 6

A new, collective approach to screen time.

Enabling communities to move together to solve what families can’t fix alone.

⚖️ Learn balance and resilience.
🛠️ Ensure tech is a tool, not a trap.
😎 Turn peer pressure from enemy into ally.
❤️ Build lifelong healthy digital habits.
👫 Stand stronger together.

✅ Keep the good ⛔ Block the bad.

Control the Scroll.


This short explainer video gives a high-level overview of what the Orbiri solution does and how it works.

This short demo video gives you an idea of what the app blocking looks like and how to request more time.

📣 Announcement

Phase objective: Pilot schools to inform their community that they are participating in the pilot.

  • Agree timeline

  • Email pilot year(s) parents

  • Start school social media posts

Pilot timeline.

🤝 Consultation

CURRENT PHASE: Promote the pilot in the school community, hold info sessions and Q&As, and define screen time rules.

  • Parent forums, Q&A sessions

  • Student forums

  • Baseline surveys

  • Agree on shared boundaries

💾 Installation

Phase objective: To get participating families set up on the app and ready to launch. Final push for more participants.

  • Issue sign-up codes to parents

  • Daily drop-in support sessions

  • Final push for sign-ups

  • Countdown to go-live in app

Pilot starts after the Easter holidays.

🚀 Launch!

Phase objective: PILOT! Learn fast and often how each cohort is getting on, adjust any parameters, and release software updates regularly.

  • Monitor & support

  • Collect feedback regularly

  • Release regular software updates

  • Promotional and media activity

Pilot completes at end of the summer term.

Join an online information session.

Click a tile below to book onto an online session to hear all about the software and the pilot, and ask any questions you may have.

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