Prospective campus: Chet Holifield Federal Building · Laguna Niguel, CA · 92 acres · Designed by William L. Pereira, 1968–71. Read more →
Lesson of the Day, PBC builds Kelly, The Daily Lesson, and Word Orb on fully owned infrastructure — one shared lesson every day, in every language, for every learner on Earth.
Flagship product: thedailylesson.com · Developer layer: wordorb.ai
Everything listed here can be touched right now. Devices, print, broadcast, and campus infrastructure are part of the wider company plan but are not labeled as live until they are live.
One shared lesson every day across 365 calendar-locked days, 19 lesson languages, and four tracks. The flagship daily habit surface.
Open thedailylesson.com →A live AI teacher who speaks to learners in real-time across 47 languages. Built entirely on owned infrastructure — local GPU voice synthesis, open-source avatar rendering, and sovereign AI routing — with zero dependency on third-party avatar or voice APIs.
Talk to Kelly →API and docs surface for verified vocabulary, structured lesson endpoints, and language infrastructure. 162,253 words, 489,106 translations across 47 languages, and 30,288 knowledge graph links.
Explore wordorb.ai →The education verification mark for AI and robotics companies. Nine review gates, three tiers, and a public registry confirming an AI system learns from structured, ethical, multilingual content.
See verification program →The entire platform runs on Cloudflare: 38 Workers, 20 R2 storage buckets, 22 D1 databases, serving 47 languages across 330+ global edge locations. Kokoro TTS powers Kelly’s voice on local GPU. LiveKit Agents powers real-time interactive lessons. Zero third-party AI avatar or voice API dependencies.
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Prospective campus: Chet Holifield Federal Building · Laguna Niguel, CA · 92 acres · Designed by William L. Pereira, 1968–71. Read more →
Nicolette has already built education technology at global scale. OpenEnglish reached $77M in annual revenue, served 2M+ students, and operated across 25 countries. Harvard Business School featured her as the protagonist in the case study “Finding Product Market Fit.”
Lesson of the Day is the next expression of that work: one teacher, one daily lesson, one mission-locked company, and a platform strategy that can support consumer, institutional, and offline distribution over time.