AI-powered personal companion
Hello beta, kaise ho?
Nani is the heart of Ask Nani: a specialised AI with the warmth of a grandmother who has guided many young mothers, and the care of someone who knows exactly when to say, “Call your doctor now.”
Who Nani is
The Nani everyone wishes lived next door.
Her personality isn’t decoration. It’s written into how she answers every question, and tested before every change.
Warm, and steady
Gentle, patient and never playful about your worries. She speaks the way a loving elder does: “beta”, not “user”.
Answers first
Her first line is the answer. Then what helps, what to avoid, and the sign that means getting checked. No essays, no menus.
Knows family life
Dal and ghee, fasting and festivals, an eclipse, advice from your mother-in-law: she understands the life around your pregnancy.
Speaks your language
English, Hindi or Hinglish, typed or spoken. She replies in the language you write to her in.
See her answer
Everyday worries, hard feelings, and the questions she won’t answer.
Pick a question. Watch how the answer changes with what Nani knows, how she speaks Hinglish, where she draws the line, and what happens when something is urgent.
Try asking
Everyday
Newborn
Feelings
Boundaries
Urgent
Example conversations showing how Nani answers. In the app, she answers your own questions, any hour.
Nani
Your AI companion, here any hour
I get back pain every night. Is that normal at 26 weeks?
Yes, it’s very common now, beta.
Your ligaments are loosening and your bump is shifting your balance forward, so your lower back works harder by evening.
What helps most
Sleep on your side with a pillow between your knees. I’d start here tonight.
Ten minutes of gentle pelvic tilts in the evening.
A warm (not hot) compress on the low back.
Get it checked
Pain that comes and goes in waves, or with bleeding or fluid: before 37 weeks, call your doctor straight away.
Nani offers general guidance, not a diagnosis. In an emergency, call 112.
How Nani answers
Six careful steps, in a few seconds.
Most replies appear as Nani writes them. The ones where a wrong word costs most wait a moment longer: the app says “Nani is checking her answer”.
- 1
You ask
Type or speak, any hour, in English, Hindi or Hinglish.
- 2
Nani gathers context
Your week or baby’s age, health details you’ve shared, and notes she remembers, only if you allow it.
- 3
Danger signs first
Words like bleeding or blurred vision bring up a help card at once, before anything else.
- 4
Trusted sources
She draws on a reviewed library of guidance. Passages that state medicine doses are left out.
- 5
Checked before shown
Replies about danger signs, medicines or the baby’s sex are written in full and checked before you see them.
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Your answer
Plain and kind, with what to do and when to call your doctor. Rate it, save it, ask more.
People in the loop
Medical reviewers and an AI quality team look at flagged answers and run tests before Nani’s behaviour changes.
You shape her too
Your “Helpful” and “Not helpful” taps reach the team, and checked replies keep a record of what was checked and why.
She won’t invent
If Nani isn’t sure, she says so and sends you to your doctor. No made-up facts, brands or numbers.
Personalised AI guidance
She remembers, so you don’t have to repeat yourself.
Nani shapes each answer with your week or your baby’s age, the health details you chose to share, and short notes from your chats. You see everything she uses, and you decide.
Turn off personalisation to ask without sharing your health details.
Switch memory off any time. Saved notes stay until you delete them.
Forget one note, or everything, in a tap.
What Nani knows
- Eats no onion or garlic on Tuesdays Forget
- Mother-in-law helps in the mornings Forget
- Gets heartburn after dinner Forget
How are you feeling today?
This weekWednesday and Thursday were hard, beta. Would you like to talk about it? Sometimes saying it out loud helps.
A two-minute pause
Breathe in for 4, out for 6. Nani walks you through it.
Tele-MANAS, any time
Free mental health support in India: 14416.
Emotional well-being
Becoming a mother is big. Your feelings matter too.
Worry, tears, sleepless nights, fear of the birth, low days after it: Nani makes room for all of it. She listens, offers small practical steps, and knows when to say this needs more than her.
A daily check-in
One tap to say how you are. Nani notices when low or anxious days keep coming.
Encouraging real help
If a low mood lasts two weeks or more, she gently encourages you to talk to your doctor.
Gentle after a loss
If a pregnancy ends, the app turns quiet and kind, with support for you and nothing that reminds you of what was planned.
Language & voice
Bolo, beta. Nani sun rahi hai.
Speak your question in Hindi or English and check the words before you send them. Your phone turns voice into text; nothing reaches Nani until you press send.
You · HinglishNani, 8 mahine ka baby hai, kya main use dal ka paani de sakti hoon?
NaniHaan beta, 8 mahine mein dal ka paani nahi, poori mashed dal dijiye: usmein zyada iron aur protein hai. Namak aur cheeni mat daaliye.
You · हिंदीनानी, रात को पैरों में ऐंठन क्यों होती है?
Nani is ready when you are.
Ask Nani is coming soon to iPhone, Android and the web, free while in beta. Tell her where you are on your journey, and she’ll take it from there.
On your phone
And in any browser, on your phone or computer.