Psychology, made simple.
Understand why people think, feel and act the way they do, through short stories, games and real cases. Built for students, curious minds and anyone who wants to understand themselves and others better.
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Everything you need to understand the mind
Psychology, psychiatry and mental health in 22 units, from the basics to clinical practice.
133 simple chapters
Every chapter opens with a "like you're 5" story, then the real theory in plain words, summarised from textbooks and research.
Animated stories
Short scenes from everyday Indian life that pause and ask what you think will happen next.
Mind Quest game
Timed quizzes with lives and combos. Questions come back over days, so you actually remember them.
Interview Room
Practise a real clinical conversation with simulated patients and see what you noticed and missed.
Self-check questionnaires
WHO-5, PHQ-9, GAD-7 and more, explained clearly, with helplines if you need them.
250 real case studies
From Phineas Gage to the bystander effect, each with a link to the original research.
Five minutes a day is enough
- ReadA short chapter with a story you'll remember.
- WatchAn animated scene that asks what you'd do.
- PlayA quick check or a round of Mind Quest.
- ExploreReal cases and the research behind them.
Simple, honest pricing
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Free trial
- The first 2 chapters of Unit 1
- 3 self-checks: WHO-5, PHQ-9, GAD-7
- Starter library and helplines
- A preview of every unit
Premium
- All 133 chapters and 12 animated lessons
- Every Mind Quest level and interview case
- All 7 self-checks and 250 case studies
- Full library of 200+ research sources
- Progress synced across your devices
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For learning, not diagnosis
Psych AI explains psychology clearly. It isn't a licensed course and doesn't replace a doctor or therapist. Self-checks are screening tools, never a diagnosis.
Built from trusted sources
Lessons summarise open textbooks and published research, explained with everyday Indian examples. Every chapter lists its sources.