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Parent Companion

Reading for the adult in the house. Never a diagnosis, never a treatment, and never shown to a child.

What the Parent Companion is

Short pieces for you about the ordinary hard parts of raising a child — bedtime, separations, big feelings — written from sources that were approved before anything was written.

It notices what you told it and keeps that separate from anything it inferred. What you reported stays a report; what a system guessed stays a guess, and is labelled as one.

The limits, stated plainly

  • It does not diagnoseONUPA does not name a condition, does not decide that your child has one, and does not present a guess as a fact.
  • It does not prescribeNo treatment plan, no therapy, no claim that following it will change a behaviour.
  • Reported and inferred stay apartWhat you said about a day and what a system concluded from it are stored and shown as two different things, permanently.
  • A child never sees itParent Companion content, family analysis and anything written about your child is unavailable in Child Mode by construction.

When something is beyond a story

Some subjects are not ours to work with. When one comes up, ONUPA stops the automatic storytelling, tells you calmly and in adult language, and points toward the kind of help that is actually appropriate.

It does not interrogate a child, does not record a suspicion as a finding, and does not explain what triggered it — an explanation is only ever a map around the boundary.

Trust & Safety

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