One problem, once a day
No more scrolling through 300 problems. Orbis surfaces a single realistic challenge so you can actually focus on solving, not choosing.
For bootcamp grads, self-taught devs, and anyone who’s ever opened LeetCode, sighed dramatically, and gone back to TikTok instead.
No login. No streak shaming. Just one focused problem and a coach in the sidebar.
How Orbis helps you practice
One realistic problem, a real editor, and just enough help when you need it.
No more scrolling through 300 problems. Orbis surfaces a single realistic challenge so you can actually focus on solving, not choosing.
Start with gentle nudges, then strategy, then a deeper breakdown, only when you ask for it. You’re always in control of how much help you get.
A tiny ritual before you touch the keyboard. Ground yourself before the chaos and remember why you’re practicing.
Your “phone an adult” button. When your brain fully blue-screens, hit it and let the coach stop being cute and tell you what’s actually going on.
A sidebar that talks to you like a mentor: patterns you’re hitting, where you tend to get stuck, and how your sessions feel over time.
One focused session
Take a Two-Minute Start, pick how much help you want today, and check in with how you’re feeling.
Read the prompt, write your solution, run tests. Use the hint ladder or Panic Token when you’re stuck instead of doom-scrolling.
Log how it felt — “crushed it”, “got there with help”, “still fuzzy”, “full gremlin mode” — and let Orbis quietly track your patterns.
Built for learners like us
I built Orbis as a solution to my constant struggle with coding challenges while prepping for interviews. I didn’t want another dashboard of guilt, I wanted a tiny space that felt supportive, focused, and honest about how practice actually feels on different days. Orbis is my sandbox for mixing modern web tech, AI, and soft-on-the-nervous-system design.
— Brie (Digital Flower)