Someone to stay alongside
your child.
A dedicated psychologist who understands your child, identifies their needs, and brings together the right educators, tutors and AI tools to address learning gaps and improve performance.
Assign a Companion- Dedicated Companion
- Private & Confidential
- Personalised for You
What’s been taking up space in your head?
Choose one that feels closest to you.
Losing focus isn’t a lack of effort. Often there’s a lot competing for attention, and it helps to work out what’s actually in the way.
A routine that doesn’t stick isn’t a discipline problem. It usually means the routine wasn’t built around how your child actually works.
Exam pressure can build quietly until it feels constant. Naming it is usually the first step to making it more manageable.
Wanting someone to check in regularly isn’t a small ask — consistency is exactly what an ongoing companion is there to provide.
Confidence dips rarely come from nowhere. There’s usually something specific underneath it worth talking through.
Juggling studies, expectations and everyday life is a lot to carry alone. A companion helps make sense of what to prioritise.
Not being able to say it to the people closest to you doesn’t mean it isn’t real. A companion can help your child find the words.
Not knowing the direction yet is a completely normal place to start. A companion helps your child work that out over time.
You can be close to your child and still not know what’s on their mind.
Friendships, pressure, the online world, identity and emotions - parts of their life that don't always reach home.
“I’m fine.”
Sometimes that’s the whole truth. Sometimes there’s more behind it than there’s room to say at the dinner table.
A world you don’t always see
School, friendships, group chats, online life — most of their day happens somewhere you aren’t.
Working it out alone
Not because they don’t trust you. Often because they haven’t worked out who to bring it to yet.
Someone who already knows your child.
Getting to know them
We start by understanding who your child is, how they learn, what they’re finding difficult, the source of their stress, and what matters to them.
Building trust
As trust grows, we understand their needs better and bring together the right educator, tutor and AI tools to support their learning and growth.
Staying connected
The connection continues beyond conversations — monitoring progress, understanding what’s working, and realigning the right educator, tutor, AI tools or psychologist support when needed.
Understanding them over time
As your child grows, their needs change too. Over time, we recognise patterns, understand what helps, and continually adapt their support to build better habits, confidence, learning and direction.
The value of a Companion isn’t just a conversation. It’s having someone who understands the context before the next conversation begins.
A trusted space for them. More perspective for you.
The Companion doesn’t act as a messenger between your child and you. They help both sides understand each other better.
One dedicated relationship. Ongoing support around your child.
A dedicated Companion
One consistent psychologist who gets to know your child.
Ongoing connection
Support doesn’t disappear the moment a conversation ends.
Parent alignment
Perspective on what’s going on, and practical guidance on how you can help.
Small steps forward
Realistic goals, revisited over time - progress for your child's life, not a chart.
Choose how long you’d like someone alongside them.
A Companion is priced by the month, and longer plans bring the monthly rate down — nothing is scheduled until we’ve talked it through with you.
Start the relationship
1 month
₹24,999₹1,00,000per month
A month with a companion who is theirs — long enough to see how they take to having one.
Assign a companionBuild real continuity
6 months
₹22,000per month
Save 12% per monthHalf a year of the same person alongside them — through the good stretches and the flat ones.
Assign a companionStay alongside them
12 months
₹20,000per month
Save 20% per monthA full year, so their companion knows the whole story rather than one term of it.
Assign a companionWhat parents ask before starting
Still have something you want to ask? We’d rather you asked it than guessed.
Contact usThat’s a normal starting point. We first understand how your child feels about the idea — whether they’re open to it, unsure, or need some time. The first interaction is designed to feel natural and comfortable, not like something being imposed on them.
Your child’s personal conversations are treated as private, with appropriate information shared with parents when agreed or when safety requires it. You’ll still have visibility into how things are going, what support may help at home, and anything important you need to know. The communication rhythm can be agreed at the start.
A 1:1 Session is a focused conversation about something specific — a chance to talk things through with the right professional, understand what’s getting in the way, find clarity and identify the next step. A Companion is different: it’s an ongoing relationship where a mentor, psychologist and educator work together and build an understanding of your child over time. It also allows for continued learning, subject guidance and support as their needs change.
No. A Companion is an ongoing support relationship that brings together mentoring, psychologist support, educational guidance and learning support when needed. It is not a course of clinical treatment. If your child needs specialised clinical care, we’ll tell you and help guide you towards the appropriate support.
Fit matters. If your child isn’t connecting with their Companion or the approach isn’t working for them, let us know early. We’ll understand what isn’t working and help determine the right next step, including whether a different person or approach would be more appropriate.