AI-powered assessments and personalised insights that reveal how your child learns, what they’re naturally gifted at, and which future paths align with their strengths.
If you’ve ever wondered any of these about your child, you’re exactly who PIPS World is built for.
We map personality, intelligences, and natural talents using scientifically validated frameworks — in stories, not bubble sheets.
Visual? Auditory? Kinesthetic? PIPS reveals their preferred learning style and adapts every story to fit.
Personalised activity recommendations tied to your child’s strengths, sensitivities, and growth areas.
Holland RIASEC career interest mapping plus subject-strength signals translate into clear, age-appropriate suggestions.
Weekly Growth Missions turn discovered strengths into doable, gamified, parent-visible practice that builds quiet confidence.
Story-led, magical, and genuinely fun — designed by educators and child psychologists who know what holds an 8–15 year old’s attention.
Assess. Learn. Coach. The PIPS method weaves all three into a single, beautifully integrated journey for every child — designed by psychologists, animated by AI.
Ten scientifically grounded psychometrics map personality, intelligences, learning style, and future readiness — in stories, not bubble sheets.
Six magical universes turn every concept into adventure — bite-sized stories, hands-on labs, and projects calibrated to each child’s pace.
A safe, friendly AI for daily questions — and live 1-on-1 sessions with certified child psychologists when it matters most.
Every part of PIPS World — from the assessments to the AI mentor to the parent compass — speaks the same language and learns from the same child.
Ten scientifically grounded psychometrics that map personality, intelligences, learning style, and future readiness.
A safe, friendly AI that explains results, suggests subjects, and answers your child’s questions in plain language.
Match each child to careers, subjects, and emerging fields based on RIASEC interests and strength clusters.
Strengths, sensitivities, and weekly recommendations — written for parents, not for psychologists.
Grade-level patterns, learning-style mixes, intervention suggestions — for teachers, counsellors, and admins.
Weekly missions that turn each child’s growth areas into doable, gamified, parent-visible tasks.
Hands-on labs, story builders, finance games, and project sprints that bring discovered strengths to life.
Four segments, each shaped by what children genuinely need at that age — from first explorers to college-bound aspirants.
Every PIPS assessment is grounded in peer-reviewed psychometrics — with reliability and validity tracked from day one.
Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism — the gold standard.
Eight intelligences, mapped to a child’s natural strengths and learning preferences.
Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, Conventional — for career fit.
Self-awareness, empathy, regulation, and social skills — the EQ that schools rarely measure.
Carol Dweck’s framework operationalised for children — effort, resilience, response to feedback.
Working memory, cognitive flexibility, and inhibitory control — the engine of school success.
Adaptability, AI literacy, collaboration, and the durable skills the next decade will demand.
Adaptive psychometrics, calibrated by age. Stories not bubble sheets. Results in minutes, not months.
Big Five traits in a child-friendly format that surfaces the real shape of your child.
Try the mini-assessmentAn eight-intelligence radar drawn from Gardner’s multiple-intelligences research.
Visual, auditory, kinesthetic, reading-writing — with adaptive recommendations for parents.
Self-awareness, regulation, empathy, social skill — charted across four dimensions.
Holland RIASEC mapped to modern and emerging careers — with college and pathway hints.
Vision, communication, decisiveness, integrity — the raw materials of a young leader.
Risk, opportunity-spotting, persistence, and a love of building things that didn’t exist yesterday.
Fluency, flexibility, originality, elaboration — assessed through gentle, story-led tasks.
Where your child shines academically — and where a small intervention could change everything.
AI fluency, adaptability, durable skills — benchmarked against the world your child is growing into.
Pip’s World meets your child where they are, then quietly stretches them — one short story, one real project at a time.
A friendly conversation lets the AI learn your child’s age, interests, and pace.
A personalized universe and character mentor open up — calibrated to your child.
An 8–15 minute story-lesson arrives every day. Bite-sized, beautiful, intentional.
Skills come alive in real projects — an app, a story, a tiny business, a leader’s speech.
Every assessment ends with a beautifully designed, AI-generated report — clear enough to share with your child, deep enough to share with their teacher.
Aarav learns fastest through visual narratives. Pair concepts with diagrams, maps, and characters — pure-text drills under-perform.
Aarav thrives with one big challenging puzzle a week, not a steady drip of small ones. Carve out an unstructured 90-minute creative window on Saturday mornings — that’s where the most growth will happen.
See what they’re learning, what excites them, and where they’re growing — without ever having to ask twice.
Class analytics, learning-style mixes, intervention signals, and counsellor-ready reports — with a white-label option for global institutions.
PIPS School Insights gives teachers, counsellors, and admins a calm, beautiful, scientifically grounded view of how every child in their care is growing. Built to be deployable in days, not quarters.
Start with a single assessment. Stay because the AI mentor, growth missions, and parent compass keep getting better.
All prices in INR. International SaaS plans available on request. Family plan auto-renews; cancel anytime from the parent dashboard.
My six-year-old asked to do another story. That’s never happened with anything else — ever.
Pip’s World made my daughter excited about maths again. I’d almost given up on that being possible.
Watching my son explain compound interest to me at dinner was… surreal. And wonderful.
It’s the first thing he opens in the morning. Honestly, the first thing I’ve been happy about him opening.
Help your child discover their strengths, learning style, and future possibilities — with the science of psychometrics, the magic of stories, and the help of AI.