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Introducing Mores Health

Your child's mind,
seen through play.

Stop filling out screeners on your child's behalf. Let how they play show you the patterns.

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Ages 6 to 12About 12 minutesNo camera or micPrivate report
Built with support from
Indian Institute of Technology PatnaIncubation Centre, IIT PatnaMinistry of Electronics and Information TechnologyDepartment of Science and TechnologyIndian Institute of Technology IndoreIITI DRISHTI CPS FoundationDPIIT Startup India
The game

What is a game-based behaviour assessment?

Instead of asking a parent to rate their child, the child plays a short game and the game records what they actually do: how they keep trying, adjust to new rules, explore and team up. Mores takes 12 minutes, suits ages 6 to 12, and reads 16 behaviour markers. It describes, it does not diagnose. How game-based assessment works

Real gameplay
Real capturePhone, tablet or laptopNo camera or mic
[Reaction][Persistence][Switching][Risk][Pace][Recovery][Curiosity][Teamwork]
Step 01 · Play

Your child plays for 12 minutes. No right answers.

Step 02 · Signals

Every move they make becomes a signal.

Step 03 · Mind Twin

Four parts of how they play. Told in plain words.

Step 04 · Next

Know what to watch, and what to ask.

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Illustrative
What we measure

16 behaviour markers. Read from one game.

Blood tests read markers in the body. Mores reads markers in behaviour. Every choice your child makes in the game is observed, not reported by someone else.

EffortHow they chase goals and get back up.
E1PersistenceDo they keep trying after a miss?
E2RecoveryHow fast they bounce back from a setback.
E3Effort for rewardHow hard they try for a bigger prize.
E4PaceTheir speed when the clock is on.
FlexibilityHow they adjust when the rules change.
F1SwitchingHow smoothly they move to a new rule.
F2Rule learningHow quickly they spot what changed.
F3Error correctionWhat they do right after a mistake.
F4Plan holdingHow long they stick with what works.
ExplorationHow they approach new things.
X1Novelty seekingHow often they try the unknown path.
X2Bold or carefulWhen they go for it and when they play safe.
X3Information gatheringHow much they look before they leap.
X4Repeat or exploreSticking with a win or trying something new.
ConnectionHow they play alongside others.
C1CooperationWhen they choose to team up.
C2TrustHow much they rely on a partner.
C3Give and takeHow they return a favour.
C4Asking for helpWhether they reach out when stuck.
Markers shown are a simplified view. Each marker is being validated against established clinical tools. What each marker means
One session · About 12 minutes
Your child playsA short game on a phone, tablet or laptop. You say yes first. Then they just play.
We read 16 markersTheir pace and choices and comebacks become signals. Nothing else is collected.
You get the reportTheir Mind Twin is ready the moment they finish. It comes to you.
0 forms to fill
Mind Twin · Age 7Illustrative
CuriousTop pattern
ExplorationTried new paths often, even when the safe one worked.
EffortKept going after setbacks.
Illustrative. Not real data.
What you get

Meet your child's Mind Twin.

A living picture of how your child meets everyday life. Built from 16 markers. It gets sharper every time they play.

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01 · Four areas
See how they playEffort and Flexibility and Exploration and Connection. Each one in its own words.
02 · Change over time
Watch it move as they growPlay again in a few weeks. See what shifted and what held steady.
03 · Plain words
Read what we sawWhat we observed in their play. No jargon, no labels.
04 · Yours to share
Share it on your termsSend it to your pediatrician or your child's therapist. Or keep it to yourself.

Your child. Observed, not guessed.

Side by side

How is Mores different from a parent questionnaire?

FeatureMoresTraditional screeners
01Feels like a game to your child✓–
02Shows how they act. Not how you remember it.✓–
03Four areas of everyday life✓One score
04Report in plain words✓–
05Hard to skew with the answer you think is right✓–
06Being validated against established clinical tools✓Varies
07Easy to share with your pediatrician✓–
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Pricing

Play once, or play over time.

One time1 session
₹499INR
One 12 minute game sessionYour child's Mind Twin reportShare with your pediatrician
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Longitudinal7 sessions
₹2,499INR
7 game sessions over timeA more detailed reportSee what shifts and what holds steady
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Not a diagnosis. A clearer starting point.

Questions parents ask about Mores

Mores is a 12-minute game for children aged 6 to 12 that reads 16 behaviour markers from how they play, across four areas: effort, flexibility, exploration and connection. You get a private report in plain words. It is an observation, not a diagnosis.