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From Deep Connection Innovation

FitQuest

One app. Every step of your child's care.

FitQuest connects your child's screenings, therapy plan, home activities, and progress updates with their Kiddicove care team, so nothing gets lost between appointments.

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Built by the team running Kiddicove child development centers in Gurugram, Dehradun and Hyderabad.

The FitQuest home screen: a Start Now card, tiles for Worksheets and 1v1 Challenges, and an Events card

Why FitQuest exists

Every child has a right to development.

  1. 01

    Right to Life

    Article 21, Constitution of India

    Every child's survival and dignity.

  2. 02

    Right to Development

    UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, Article 6 · ratified by India, 1992

    Promised to every child. Checked for almost none. FitQuest is how a family checks.

  3. 03

    Right to Education

    RTE Act, 2009

    Every child is in school.

FitQuest is the parent app from Deep Connection Innovation that connects a child's therapy plan, sessions, and home activities with their care team at Kiddicove.

Between appointments, a lot gets lost.

A session ends. You get a quick recap, maybe a printed sheet. By the time you're home, you're trying to remember exactly what the exercise was, whether you're doing it right, and if any of it is actually working. FitQuest closes that gap, instead of adding another app to manage.

Our Solution

FitQuest — screening any child, anywhere

No Medical Training Required

01

Anyone, anywhere

Designed for parents, teachers, and social workers, not just clinicians.

02

No medical training required

Gamified, camera-based assessments that are measurable, playful, and personal.

03

Do it at home

Screen your child in their natural environment without clinical pressure.

The vision

A growth card for every age, like the vaccination card every newborn gets.

Every family knows which vaccine is due at six weeks, ten weeks, nine months. Almost no one is told what a child should be doing by then. FitQuest is built to make development just as checkable: an age-by-age milestone list you tick through, that turns into a screening the moment something is missing.

  • 01

    Checkable at every age

    From two months to eighteen years, the same questions clinicians use, in plain language.

  • 02

    A record that follows the child

    Each age's card is kept, so a pattern across months is visible, not just one moment.

  • 03

    One tap from list to screening

    A missed milestone opens a proper age-banded screening in the app, reviewed by a clinician.

1 in 8children in India aged 2–9 has at least one neurodevelopmental disorder. PLOS Medicine, 2018

Free · printable. 8 age bands, birth to 5 years, 6 areas of development, to print and keep.

Try it now

Pick your child's age and tick what they already do. It stays on this device.

Your child's age

By 9 months

Tick what your child already does.

0 / 13

ticked

Social & emotional

Language & communication

Learning & thinking

Movement & physical

Up to age 5, milestones are what 75% or more of children can do by that age; from 6 up they describe typical changes for the age band. Missing one is a reason to ask, not a diagnosis. Source: CDC milestone checklists (to 5 years) and CDC child development age-band guides (6–17 years)

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How it works

From first screening to daily practice

1

Start with a screening.

Screen your child right in the app, or begin with a consultation at a Kiddicove center.

2

Get a plan built around your child.

Your care team sets a therapy plan mapped to your child's exact needs, visible in FitQuest the moment it's set.

3

Practice at home, guided.

Follow along with videos and exercises, and submit proof of practice between sessions.

4

Watch progress add up.

A visual journey shows real movement over time, not just a folder of old reports.

The FitQuest home screen showing a Screening for Age 10-13 card with the report marked pending after submission

In the app

The screening is age-banded, and the report comes after review

A child sees a screening set for their age band. Once it's submitted, the app holds the report as pending while it's generated — not an instant score on the screen.

01

Age-banded from the start

The card reads "Screening for Age 10–13" — the set is chosen by the child's age band, not one generic test for everyone.

02

Streak and XP, from day one

Days practised and points earned sit at the top of the home screen. A new account starts at zero, and that's what's shown.

03

Pending, not instant

After submitting, the button reads "Report Pending" and the app says the report is being generated. Nothing is scored on the spot.

04

Screening is one tap away

It has its own tab in the bottom bar alongside Home and Profile, so a family never has to hunt for it.

Connected to your care team

Everything your clinician sees, you see too

FitQuest lays your child's care out the way their clinician thinks about it: the condition, how it shows up in your child, who is working on each part, what they are aiming for, and whether it has been reached. Nothing is kept in a file you never see.

fitquest · your child's care, mappedIllustrative example

01 · Condition

Autism spectrum disorder

Diagnosed at Kiddicove

  1. 02 · Symptoms

    Delayed speech

  2. 03 · Therapist

    Speech therapist

  3. 04 · Goal

    Uses two-word phrases to ask for things

  4. 05 · Status

    Achieved
  1. 02 · Symptoms

    Sensory sensitivity

  2. 03 · Therapist

    Occupational therapist

  3. 04 · Goal

    Joins group play for ten minutes

  4. 05 · Status

    In progress · 60%
  1. 02 · Symptoms

    Difficulty with transitions

  2. 03 · Therapist

    Behaviour therapist

  3. 04 · Goal

    Moves between activities with a visual schedule

  4. 05 · Status

    Just started

Tracked over time

  1. Month 1Goals set
  2. Month 31 of 3 achieved
  3. Today1 achieved · 1 in progress
  1. 01

    The condition

    What your child has been diagnosed with, in plain words.

  2. 02

    The symptoms

    How it shows up in your child specifically, one by one.

  3. 03

    The therapist

    Who has been appointed to work on each symptom.

  4. 04

    The goal

    What that therapist is aiming for, written down.

  5. 05

    The result

    Achieved, in progress or not yet, and kept over time.

Also kept in sync with the clinicSession historyTherapy planAppointment documentsHome assignmentsSession bookingsFeedback & flags

The activity library

Practice that's actually made for this

Every activity is organized by therapy type, speech, ABA, occupational therapy, CBT, and DBT, with video, images, and guides your therapist would actually hand you.

The Social-Emotional activity path showing progress at one of five activities and an Emotional Recognition task
The Domains screen: Social-Emotional and Behavioural domain cards, each with an activity completion bar
  • Domains, not a flat list

    Activities sit inside developmental domains — Social-Emotional, Behavioural and the rest — each with its own completion bar.

  • One activity at a time

    Inside a domain, the path opens one task at a time, with an estimated length and a plain description of what's being assessed.

  • Progress that's legible to a child

    Completed steps, attempts and stars are on the same screen a child taps through, not buried in a parent dashboard.

SpeechABAOccupational therapyCBTDBT
01

Submit proof of practice

Straight from your phone, multiple tries if you need them.

02

You're not doing this alone

See other families working through the same activities.

03

A library that grows

It follows your child's plan, rather than being a generic catalog.

Progress

Small wins, made visible

FitQuest turns the slow work of therapy into something your child can see and feel proud of.

  • 01

    A visual journey

    Tracks real progress over time.

  • 02

    Friendly leaderboards

    Across the FitQuest community.

  • 03

    Interim reports

    Within minutes of a screening, not days.

The FitQuest profile screen with a Quest Progress calendar, day streak and total XP
Quest progress, in the app

After every screening

Recommendations that adjust as your child does

After every screening, FitQuest surfaces what's next: therapy, assessments, or home plans, based on your child's actual results. For neurotypical children, that includes academic and developmental tracks too, not just clinical ones. A chat assistant is on hand for quick questions any time.

Illustrative example

Screening result

  • Social-emotional
  • Behavioural
  • Motor
  • TherapyRecommended
  • AssessmentsRecommended
  • Home plans
  • Academic tracks

Low scores in two areas: a fuller assessment, and therapy to start.

Ask the assistant anything, any time

Beyond the clinic

Your child's whole support system, finally talking to each other

Progress shouldn't stop at the clinic door.

Every share starts with your consent, nothing moves without you saying yes first.

Your pediatrician

Share concise, readable progress reports with your child's pediatrician.

Your child's teacher

Loop in a teacher over WhatsApp, no extra app required on their end.

Who FitQuest is for

For neurodivergent children. For neurotypical children too.

FitQuest isn't only for families managing a diagnosis. Whether your child is working with a speech therapist or you simply want a structured way to track development and home learning, FitQuest adapts to what your family actually needs.

01

Neurodivergent children

Families managing a diagnosis, working with a speech, ABA, occupational or behavioural therapist.

02

Neurotypical children

Families who want a structured way to track development, home learning and academic goals.

Your child's data. Your rules.

Every share, whether to a pediatrician, a teacher, or anyone else, starts with your consent. Nothing about your child's care moves without you saying yes first.

Why FitQuest exists

Built by people who run the clinic, not just the software

FitQuest comes out of Deep Connection Innovation, the company behind Kiddicove's child development centers. This wasn't designed by guessing what a care journey should look like from the outside. It follows the same five-stage model Kiddicove runs on the ground: detection, consultation, diagnosis, therapy, and longitudinal monitoring, built by people who see what breaks between appointments every single day.

3Kiddicove centres run by this team
Rishi Kant Upadhyay seated at a low table with three children working on colour and shape activities, a laptop and notebook in front of him
Co-founder Rishi Kant Upadhyay with children at Kiddicove.
A therapist kneeling on a play mat while a child balances on a therapy ball
A session on the play mat
A child working through a worksheet at a low table with a therapist sitting alongside
One-to-one at a low table

Real sessions at Kiddicove · shared with consent

The model we run, and what it became

On the ground at Kiddicove In FitQuest

  1. 01

    Detection

    A concern is spotted early

    Age-banded screening, in the app

  2. 02

    Consultation

    A clinician reviews the case

    Book a session without a phone call

  3. 03

    Diagnosis

    A standardised assessment

    Reports and documents in one place

  4. 04

    Therapy

    Sessions with a therapist

    Guided practice at home, between sessions

  5. 05

    Longitudinal monitoring

    Progress followed for years

    A visual journey of real progress

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly

FitQuest is the parent app from Deep Connection Innovation that connects your child's therapy plan, sessions, and home activities with their care team at Kiddicove, all in one place.

Start with a screening. Stay for the whole journey.

Pre-register on Google Play