Help your child have real conversations with grandparents, understand festivals, and feel connected to where they come from.
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It started at a family dinner in Singapore. My nephew was struggling to keep his Hindi alive in a world where Chinese surrounded him at school.
"Why should geography limit a child's ability to practice their heritage language?"
Traditional apps teach vocabulary. Video calls with grandparents happen weekly at best. But conversation—real, natural conversation—needs daily practice.
So I built what he needed: a patient companion who's always available. Who lets him talk about dinosaurs and cartoons in Hindi. Who gently guides him when he slips into English. Who makes practice feel like play.
This is for every child growing up between two worlds,
trying to hold onto the language of home.
— Shubham, Founder
We just launched and are inviting founding families to help shape this for the diaspora. Join now and get unlimited conversations—completely free while we build together.
What you get as a founding family:
No credit card. No catch. Just help us make this amazing.
Join as a Founding Family
Your child has a real conversation with an AI tutor who adapts to their level, gently guides them, and never makes them feel wrong.
Natural voice conversations, just like talking to a real person
AI adapts to your child's level and keeps the conversation flowing
Gentle guidance when needed, never harsh corrections
Based on actual situations they'll encounter with family
Multilingual children develop stronger problem-solving skills and focus. Hindi isn't just cultural—it's cognitive development.
Conversation skills that align with school curriculum. Better speaking builds the foundation for better grades.
Connection to family, festivals, and stories that define who they are. Language is identity.
Every conversation teaches more than words.
Why we light diyas on Diwali
What "Bua" and "Mausi" mean (and why English doesn't have these words)
Panchatantra stories your grandparents heard
How to actually talk to Dadi on a video call
This isn't Duolingo with Hindi words.
This is preparing them to feel Indian.
Learn Dadi, Nani, Chacha, and why Hindi family words are special
Talk about favorite foods, snacks, and meals—because food brings everyone together
Diwali, Holi, Rakhi—what they mean and why we celebrate
Panchatantra tales your grandparents grew up with
Add your child's name and family details so it feels personal
Start with "Food Talk"—our most popular
5-10 minute conversations, real practice
Works on phone, tablet, or computer • Ages 5-10
Imagine your child actually chatting with Dadi—not just waving awkwardly.
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