Long before they arrive, the way you eat, rest, feel and live is already part of their start. ParentVeda shows you the best you can do for your child at every step, and stays beside you while you do it.
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Never a diagnosis
If your doctor said something different, your doctor is right.
No account needed to start
Open it, pick your stage, and your home is ready.
Stays in your family
Saved on your phone first. Never sold. Deleted in one tap.
The idea
Everything you do reaches your child. What you eat while you’re trying. How calm you feel at twenty weeks. How you answer a question at bedtime. You won’t get it all right, and nobody does. ParentVeda is here so you can do the best you can, at every step, for them.
Four phases, one child
Where are you right now?
Each phase asks something different of you. Start with yours; ParentVeda moves with you when life moves on.
It starts before the first test and grows up with them.
Each phase shapes your child in its own way, and each asks something different of you. Here is what matters most in each, and how ParentVeda helps. Everything you tell it carries forward, so you never start again.
Trying to conceive
Become the best place for a baby to begin.
Trying is exciting, and it can be hard. It’s also the moment to get your body, your mind and the two of you ready: better food, better sleep, less strain, the habits worth leaving behind, and knowing when it’s time to see a doctor. ParentVeda walks you through it month by month, without countdowns or odds.
Fertile daysYour fertile days are likely around now. Likely, never certain, and there’s no need to plan every night around them.
An example 28-day cycle. Yours is your own, and the app reads it from your dates.
Food, folic acid and the habits to change now
When to see a doctor, and what to ask
Pregnancy · First trimester
What you eat, feel and live around, your baby shares. This is what’s happening now.
Week4
About the size of a poppy seed · about 1 mm
A New Beginning
“Maa, I may be tiny, but my journey has already begun.”
Keep scrolling. Every week has its own page.
Parenting · birth to 5
Be the parent they need, one day at a time.
Nobody hands you a manual. ParentVeda knows your child’s age and shows what matters now: sleep, food, fevers, first words, big feelings. It looks after you too, because a calm, rested parent is a child’s safest place.
Day oneThe first 40 days begin, for the baby and for the mother’s own recovery.
6 weeksThe first round of vaccines on the Indian schedule, and very often the first real smile.
6 monthsAnnaprashan, first foods, and a kitchen that suddenly needs a second plan.
1 yearFirst steps for some, first words for others, and neither is a race.
2 yearsBig feelings, big words, and the potty days.
3 to 5Early learning at home, habits, and getting ready for school.
Skilling · ages 6 to 14
Skills for the world they’ll grow up in.
Maths as a brain gym, not marks. Coding as the language we use to talk to AI. Speaking up, holding focus, understanding feelings. A few minutes a day, done together at home, planned for their age. Three skills are open today and more are on the way. Effort grows ability, so there are no scores and no labels.
Like calling someone who’s been through it, at any hour.
Questions don’t wait for the next appointment. Ask in your own words and get a calm answer: what it means for you and your baby, and what to do next. When something needs a doctor, Veda says so straight away.
Answers from our own library, never made up
Worrying signs get one answer: call your doctor
Other parents’ stories are shared as stories, never as medical advice
An old Indian practice, offered gently. The part science is clearest about is your voice: your baby comes to know it. So there’s something to say aloud every day, something to listen to together, and quiet minutes for you. It promises nothing about how clever your baby will be, and we say so.
ShravanSacred listening: real raga and nature recordings, with the musicians named.
SamvadCards to read aloud to your baby, and your own voice, recorded.
KriyaBreath and grounding, a few minutes at a time.
BuddhiPuzzles and word games, a few minutes that are only yours.
Made here, for here
Written for the family you actually have.
Your mother-in-law’s advice, your doctor’s instructions and the internet rarely agree. ParentVeda starts from how Indian families actually live, keeps what’s good for your child, and is honest about the rest.
An Indian kitchen, not a translated one
Trimester diet charts built on dal, roti and sabzi. Around 40 pregnancy recipes, Jain options, and what to do on fasting days.
Traditions, held up honestly
Annaprashan, mundan, malish, naming. What each one means, and what the evidence says about it.
The vaccine schedule
Every vaccine from birth to two, why it’s given and what to do after. Reminders so none slips.
Tests, with Indian prices
Scans and blood tests explained in plain words, with what they roughly cost here.
Hindi, when you want it
Much of pregnancy is written in Hindi, in Devanagari, and it can be read aloud to you.
Keepsakes that stay
A journal, letters to your baby, a bump-photo flipbook and a booklet of the whole journey.
Birth clubs, by due month
Talk to parents due the same month as you. Stories stay stories: they’re never used as medical advice.
For fathers
He gets his own app. Not a copy of hers.
A baby has two parents from the very first day. His side of ParentVeda gives him a daily moment, a page for every week, things to read aloud to the bump, and a plain list of what to do next. He joins with her code.
He can read what she shares. He can never change it.
While trying, he sees the chapter you’re in, never your raw cycle.
We’ll always tell you what’s worth doing for your child, and why. What we won’t do is worry you, score you, sell what you tell us, or promise outcomes nobody can promise. These rules are built into the app itself, so no future update can quietly bend them.
Calm is a feature. So is saying no.
Never1 of 6
Tell you your odds
No “your chance this month”, no success rates. Only facts that are true for everyone, and only when they take pressure off.
Never2 of 6
Diagnose you or your child
We explain and help you prepare. Your doctor decides, and if they’ve said something different, they’re right.
Never3 of 6
Guilt you into opening the app
No streaks, points or scores. Miss a week and nothing turns red.
Never4 of 6
Sell what you tell us
Not to advertisers, employers or insurers. It’s saved on your phone first.
Never5 of 6
Hide an advertisement
Anything a brand paid for carries the same “Presented by” label, in the same place, every time.
Never6 of 6
Sell to you in a hard moment
Screens about bleeding, loss or feeling low show help. Never a product.
A companion for the years when two people become a family: trying to conceive, pregnancy, parenting and the growing-up years. At each step it shows the best you can do for your child, in plain words, and answers your questions when they come.
Does following it guarantee anything?
No, and we’ll never claim it does. We share what’s worth doing for your child and why, from good guidance, and we don’t promise outcomes nobody can promise. Every child arrives, and grows, on their own schedule.
Is ParentVeda free?
You can start without an account and without paying. A few things, like classes and specialist consultations, will cost money, and they always say so before you tap.
Does it replace my doctor?
No, and it’s built so it can’t try to. ParentVeda explains, reminds and helps you prepare. It never diagnoses, and if your doctor has said something different, your doctor is right.
Where does my information go?
It is saved on your phone first. If you choose to sign in, it syncs to your account so you don’t lose it. It is never sold, and you can delete everything in one tap.
Is it in Hindi?
Much of the pregnancy journey is in Hindi, written in Devanagari, and it can be read aloud to you. The other stages are in English for now.
Can my husband use it too?
Yes. He gets his own version, with a daily moment, a weekly page and things to read aloud. He joins with your code, and he can read what you share but never change it.
What ages does it cover?
Trying to conceive, pregnancy from week 4 to 40, parenting from birth to 5, and skilling for children from 6 to 14.
Is Ask Veda a doctor?
No. Ask Veda answers from ParentVeda’s own library and says so when it doesn’t know. For anything urgent, like bleeding, severe pain or your baby moving less, it doesn’t answer at all. It tells you to call your doctor.
When can I download it?
ParentVeda is launching on Google Play first. The download page will have the link the day it goes live.
Coming soon to Google Play
Start where you are.
Trying, expecting or raising, your home is ready in a minute, set to the phase you’re in. No account needed to start, and we’re with you from there.
