Mayori

For Nepali parents raising children abroad

Stories they’ll love, in a voice they already love.

Personalised Nepali stories, told in the familiar voice of Ama, Baba, Hajurama—or someone special to your child.

Choose a storyChoose a loved one’s voiceListen together

A child’s bedtime moment

Press play and picture your child listening.

This short concept uses a real family recording shared with permission. It is not a cloned voice.

Your family could add voices likeबाबा · Babaहजुरआमा · Hajurama
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Ama · Real family recording

दुई आँखाका नानी

26 sec
दुई आँखाका नानी जस्ता दुइटा तारा मेरा
दुई ताराको मुख सम्झी घरमा आउनु प्यारा
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Shared with the voice owner’s permission for this concept demo.

A familiar feeling

Your child may understand Nepali—but rarely choose to speak it.

Family calls can be difficult across time zones. Meanwhile, English naturally fills school, screens and friendships.

Katha brings familiar voices into Nepali story time—whenever your child wants to listen.

How Katha works

Choose a story. Choose a familiar voice. Press play.

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Choose a story

Find a Nepali story your child will enjoy and make their own.

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Choose a loved one’s voice

Let them hear Ama, Baba, Hajurama—or another special family member.

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Listen together

Press play at bedtime, in the car or during a quiet family moment.

Stories for their world

Nepali stories they’ll ask to hear again.

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Bedtime stories

Gentle Nepali stories for the quietest part of their day.

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Festival stories

Dashain, Tihar and family traditions told through a child’s world.

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Stories between two homes

Nepal, their new home and the people they love woven into one childhood.

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Family voice
Private by design

You stay in control

A family voice deserves more care than a typical audio upload.

The product we are exploring begins with consent, clear family controls and limited storytelling use.

  • Only the voice owner can provide consent.
  • Families can remove a voice and its stories.
  • No open prompt for making someone say arbitrary things.
  • Private family access—not a public voice marketplace.

These are principles for the product being explored, not claims that every capability is already built.