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Every child should belong,at home and at school.

uBelong helps children with additional needs do more on their own and join in. We start with the people who are with a child every day: parents now, and teachers next.

Our story

We have stopped the world before. When 41 workers were trapped in a tunnel in the Himalayas, India stopped. When 12 boys and their coach were lost in a flooded cave in Thailand, divers came from across the world. When 33 miners were trapped under the Chilean desert, the world refused to look away.

Every day, children wait to be noticed too: at home, in class and between appointments, by systems too scattered to see them. These children don't need saving. Every child needs to belong.

uBelong began with one child, and the people around that child: a parent, therapists and teachers, each holding a piece of the picture. We started as ubelong.to, one shared page for all of them. Today Annie works beside parents every day, and we are building the same help for teachers.

AI has changed who can build software: not only engineers now, but anyone with an idea. We believe it can change who can help a child grow in the same way. What is written in a child's reports can be with the parent at home, at any hour, so any parent can take charge and help, alongside the professionals and never instead of them.

We stop the world for one child. For your child.

The team

A small team, building uBelong with families and schools.

  • Bernard Moses

    Bernard Moses

    Founder/CEO

  • Alithia Bernard

    Founder/Community

  • Jayesh Nair

    Product Manager

What we make

The parent app, in beta on iPhone and Android: Annie prepares one short activity a day at home from your child's reports and your notes. uBelong for schools is being built with a few pilot schools.

How Annie works

Annie is our AI assistant. She reads what the professionals wrote alongside what you see at home, and prepares practical steps. She never diagnoses and does not replace a child's therapists, doctors or teachers. Family data is never sold; see the privacy notice.

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