Your own AI. Talk to it naturally in Hindi, Hinglish, Tamil, Bengali or whichever language you use at home — mix them mid-sentence, it keeps up. Create your own Saathik and name it Rocky, Yash, Priya — or whatever you like.
And it teaches you to speak a new language — in your own.
Start with a companion that speaks and remembers. Add a language tutor, camera vision, jewellery tools or anything else only when you need them. It is one assistant, not four apps.
Tamil, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Telugu — whichever is your mother tongue.
Speak in the language you already know. Saathik teaches the new one out loud, corrects you the moment you slip, and brings the hard words back until they stay.
Switch on only what you need. Some come with every Saathik; the rest you pay for as you use them — nothing monthly, nothing to cancel.
Talks back in under a second, lets you cut in mid-sentence, and remembers the details you choose to keep.
Hindi, Tamil, English, Sanskrit or Chinese — any language, taught out loud in the one you already speak.
Hold up an invoice, a label, or a menu you cannot read, and it tells you what it says.
Finds the one message that mattered, and tells you each morning what is coming.
A real Jyotish chart — lagna, grahas, nakshatras and your running dasha — calculated from your birth details and read out in your own language.
Ask "where am I?" and it names your exact spot. Ask for the nearest metro, chemist, ATM or petrol pump and it finds it with live-traffic time and drops directions on your screen — and it can share where you are with someone you've saved.
In trouble? Just say "Rocky SOS" (or hold the SOS button in the menu). It instantly alerts the emergency contact you've saved — sending your live location by text, a phone call and email — so someone knows exactly where you are.
Walking home late? Say "watch me for 30 minutes." If you don't tell Rocky you're safe before the time is up, it automatically sends your emergency contact your location. A quiet safety net that only acts if something's wrong.
Ask "cheapest flight Mumbai to Dubai on the 27th" for real fares, or "is EK 501 delayed" for live status — gate, delay, landing time. A booking link goes on your screen; you book and pay.
"Good restaurants in Bandra" → the top-rated places with their ratings, and a map link to see menus, reserve or call.
"Hotels in Goa" → well-rated places by name and rating, with a booking link to see live prices and book. You book and pay there.
"Find the cheapest boAt earbuds" → real prices across shops with buy links. Or "find it on Amazon and message me the links" and Rocky does the legwork and pings you. You buy and pay.
A jeweller can ask Saathik to price gold to the gram at today's rate, count the stones in a photo, understand a rough sketch, or prepare four clean angles for a client. Ask in Gujarati, Marathi or Hindi — it answers the way the shop talks.
It remembers so it can be useful. You decide what it keeps, and you can take any of it back at any time.
Open the list, read it, remove one memory — or erase all of it in a single tap.
It sees an image when you deliberately hold something up or upload it. Never on its own.
Statements and invoices you share are used to answer you, and nothing else.
Flipoye, Mumbai. Support you can email, payments through Razorpay, terms in plain words.
Rocky is the one who greets you. Give it your own name and that is who answers from then on — in the voice and the language you picked.
A man's voice, greeting you in Hindi. Remembers what you choose to keep.
A name, a face, a voice, and the language you want it to speak. Change any of it later.
One tap opens it in your browser and it starts talking. No install, no sign-up, no card.
Add it to your home screen and it opens like any other app. Tap once and talk.
Your first conversation costs nothing and needs no card. After that: no monthly plan, nothing to cancel. Your balance is in rupees — one credit is one rupee — and every action tells you what it cost.
Same memory, same languages, same skills — you just reach it differently.
Everyone uses theirs differently. A few of the shapes it takes — yours will be its own.
She talks in Marathi while she cooks. Saathik listens, remembers the task, and reads out the reply she asked for — no screen, no typing.
He practises Mandarin for his buyers, explained to him in the language he already knows, corrected the moment he slips.
He holds up a ring and gets the calculation, or the next step, without putting his tools down.
He hears the one message that actually mattered today, and what he promised someone and has not yet done.
It takes a minute. Talk to it first, decide afterwards.
Open Telegram, message @DearRockybot, and send it this code.