About Your Mitra

Something magical happens when a child opens a book and sees their own face looking back. When they hear their own name in the story.

They don't just listen—they believe. They lean in. They point. They ask, "Is that really me?"

And in that moment, something shifts. They're not watching someone else's adventure. They're living one. Their imagination ignites. They start to see themselves as capable, brave, curious.

We realized: families have different moments. Cozy lap time. Rushed commutes. Video calls with grandparents. Each moment deserves its own format.

That's why one story becomes five experiences:

Privacy First: Your child's photo is deleted in 48 hours. No facial databases. No third-party sharing. No compromises.

Pixar-Quality Characters: Professional 3D avatars that actually look like your child—not cartoonish, not uncanny.

Cultural Authenticity: We're starting with a universal story (The Animal Sound Parade) in English. But soon: Stories in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil. Stories where Ganesha is installed with friends, Diwali is celebrated, Panchatantra's wisdom becomes adventure. Not translations—stories that feel like home.

Mitra means friend. Not a flashy superhero. Not a loud mascot. Just a steady, warm presence in every adventure.

Look at our logo: the M cradles a yellow dot—the child. That embrace represents Mitra's promise: a safe, invisible companion who walks beside you, not ahead of you.

Like the Sun—constant, nurturing, always there. That's what every child deserves in their stories: a friend who makes them feel brave enough to explore, curious enough to wonder, and safe enough to try.

This name—Mitra—actually started with a promise. When my son Mitra Akira was born, his name meant "friend who spreads light." That promise became what we build: