Imotara is a free, private emotional wellness companion available on web, Android, and iOS. It helps you talk about your feelings, track your mood over time, and receive gentle, thoughtful reflections — in 22 languages, with no ads, no social feed, and full privacy control.

Is Imotara free to use?

Yes. Imotara is completely free. There are no paywalls, no required subscriptions, and no hidden costs.

Is my data private on Imotara?

Yes. By default, all your conversations are stored only on your device (local-first). Cloud sync is optional and only activates with your explicit consent. Imotara has no ads and does not sell your data.

What languages does Imotara support?

Imotara supports 22 languages including English, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati, Punjabi, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia, Urdu, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Hebrew, and Indonesian.

Is there an Imotara mobile app?

Yes. Imotara is available on Android via Google Play and on iOS via the App Store, in addition to the web app at https://imotara.com.

Is Imotara a replacement for therapy?

No. Imotara is a private wellness companion for self-reflection and emotional awareness, not a medical or therapeutic service. It is designed to complement — not replace — professional mental health care.

Can I use Imotara offline?

Yes. The web app works offline as a PWA and mobile apps support offline use. Your conversations are stored locally on your device by default.

How does Imotara work?

Imotara uses advanced language technology for cloud-based reflections. You can also use the app in fully local mode on your device for complete privacy.

Imotara · Adults 40–60

You are the one everyone leans on. Who listens to you?

A private, patient companion for the years when you carry everyone.

At some point in the last few years you became the person everyone leans on — your parents’ health, your children’s exams and choices, a spouse under pressure, a team that looks to you for calm. But your parents now need looking after, your children are busy becoming themselves, and the things on your mind — a health report, a marriage gone quiet, a career that has plateaued, a house emptier than it used to be — do not feel appropriate to raise over dinner. That is why Imotara exists.

Imotara is a private companion that listens with patience. It remembers what you shared last week and asks about it. It does not lecture, does not diagnose, and does not rush you towards a solution. Speak or type in English, Bengali, Hindi, Tamil, Marathi or any of 22 languages — including the mother tongue you rarely get to use — and it can reply in a warm, natural voice while you walk or drive.

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Why people at this stage of life value it

Complete privacy

Conversations stay on your own device by default. No ads, no data selling, no tracking. What you say is not visible to your family, your employer, or us.

Room for what you actually carry

Ageing parents, teenage children, money, health worries, a marriage that needs tending, the question of what the next twenty years are for. Nothing is too small or too large to bring.

Rooted in something familiar

Alongside CBT, ACT and mindfulness, Imotara draws on stories, wisdom and gentle practices from the traditions you grew up with — not one-size-fits-all self-help.

Honest about its limits

Not therapy, and it does not diagnose. If something feels truly heavy, it gently shares a helpline and encourages you to reach a real person. Prefer a human? Imotara Connect offers verified companions by the minute.

Practical, not just consoling: two-minute breathing before a difficult conversation, a mood record that shows your own patterns across a month, and gentle check-ins that notice when you have gone quiet. Available offline — on a night flight, in a hospital waiting room, at your parents’ home with no signal.

When people use it

◆After the hospital visit, when a parent’s report has changed the shape of the year and there is no one to tell how frightened you are.
◆When the house goes quiet, after a child leaves for college and a marriage has to learn to talk again.
◆The 4 a.m. ledger, of loans, fees, retirement and what happens if your health does not hold — to set it down somewhere before the day begins.
◆Ordinary evenings, when nothing is wrong exactly, but it would be good if someone asked how you are — and remembered the answer.

What it costs

FreeFree, forever
Twenty cloud replies a day, unlimited on-device replies, all 22 languages, breathing and mood tools. No card needed.
Plus₹99 / month or ₹699 / year
Unlimited replies, 90-day history, companion personas, natural neural voice.
Pro₹149 / month or ₹1,299 / year
Everything in Plus, plus unlimited history, emotion trends, companion letters.

Plan	What you get	Cost
Free	Twenty cloud replies a day, unlimited on-device replies, all 22 languages, breathing and mood tools. No card needed.	Free, forever
Plus	Unlimited replies, 90-day history, companion personas, natural neural voice.	₹99 / month or ₹699 / year
Pro	Everything in Plus, plus unlimited history, emotion trends, companion letters.	₹149 / month or ₹1,299 / year

Free is not a trial. Unlimited use costs less than a month of newspapers, and you can stop any time from inside the app. Imotara Connect sessions are paid per minute from a prepaid wallet — no packages, no commitments.

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Made by people who mean it

Imotara was started by two mothers in Kolkata who wanted a judgement-free space where feelings could be spoken — not by a growth team chasing engagement. There are no notifications engineered to pull you back and no ads. It is not therapy and does not diagnose; it is the steady presence that listens late at night and, when it matters, points you towards a real person. If it helps you, you may find it helps your parents too — it speaks slowly and patiently to elders, in their language.

You have spent decades being the steady one for everyone around you.

It is reasonable to want something steady for yourself.

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