SS-01 · WEB + GOOGLE PLAY LIVE
Help, in the language home sounds like.
One calm Tamil voice for the forms, scams, reminders, rituals, and small daily questions no family should have to face alone.



One tap. Ask in Tamil.
Sahayak does not ask an older parent to learn prompts, menus, or a new visual language. The large button listens; the answer arrives in plain Tamil; the next useful thing stays close.
Pause before the money moves.
A suspicious message, a loan notice, or a government form can be read back in ordinary words. Sahayak can surface warning signs and the next safe question; it never pretends to be a lawyer, doctor, bank, or police service.
Slow down. Do not share an OTP. Call the institution using a number you already trust.
Capture or paste the words that feel unclear.
Names, dates, requests, and warning signs are separated.
Verify independently, ask family, or contact the proper service.
A small Tamil ritual, every day.
Today's panchangam, a familiar verse, a news explanation, or a reminder gives Sahayak a reason to matter before there is a crisis.


Forty-six seconds of the shipping Tamil experience.
The film shows the current voice, daily, library, and Rs 149 report paths. It is product evidence, not a future-state concept.
Dignity needs boundaries.
Attention is not sold and family data is not the business model.
Notes and photos stay on the device when the feature can work locally.
Speech is sent to the service only when it needs to be understood.
Explanations do not become diagnosis, treatment, or clinical advice.
SOS can help contact family, 108, or 112; response is not guaranteed by Sahayak.
Hindi stays off until its own human and release evidence is complete.
Sahayak is live on the web and Google Play.
The public Android listing is live. We still keep operational proof separate: a fresh Production install plus purchase, reopen, reinstall, and Restore checks should be recorded after launch rather than implied by store approval alone.
Clear answers, in plain words.
Is Sahayak available now?
Yes. The Tamil web app is live, and the Android app is publicly available on Google Play. Hindi remains disabled while its separate language and release gates are open.
Does my parent need to learn a chatbot?
No. The main experience is one large voice button. They can ask in Tamil, listen to the answer, and return to a simple home screen rather than navigate a prompt box.
Does the family check-in track health or location?
No. The optional daily check-in stores a timestamp and the chosen family contact. It is a small reassurance loop, not continuous monitoring or a health record.
Can Sahayak replace a doctor or emergency service?
Never. It can help explain a note in plain language, but it does not diagnose or provide medical advice. SOS actions help contact family or public numbers such as 108 and 112; they are not a guaranteed emergency-response service.
What do Porutham and Jathagam cost?
Each report is a Rs 149 one-time purchase. There is no subscription. Astrology supports the broader helper experience; it is not the reason the core daily product exists.
What about Hindi?
The active rollout is Tamil-first. Hindi is not enabled in production and will not be presented as ready until its editorial, provider, device, store, and early-user gates are separately proven.
Status
LIVE
Platform
Web + Android on Google Play
Audience
Indian adults 55 to 70, Tamil first, Hindi next
Availability
Web live; Android available on Google Play
