emeeqo gives you a way in. It starts with a workshop — a real session, usually with your teen. After that, you subscribe, your child gets their own private account, and mentors become available to book at a reduced rate. Subscribers also get access to ongoing content and regular community events — so the connection with emeeqo does not stop after the first workshop.
From the first workshop to the moment your teen and you are both using emeeqo — this is what that journey looks like.
Most families come to emeeqo through one of our in-person or online workshops — Connection Bridge, Screen Smart Families, Know Your Child, and others. These are paid sessions run by trained facilitators, typically attended by both the parent and their teen. They are the best way to understand what emeeqo is before you commit to anything ongoing.
Once you have attended a session, you can subscribe to emeeqo. The platform gives you ongoing access to tools, content, and mentor sessions at a discounted rate. We always offer 50% off the regular price — you will see this as the default rate at checkout. There is no catch. That is simply how we price for Indian families right now.
Premium covers one parent account and one child. Premium Plus covers one parent and two children, and costs 25% more than Premium. Both plans are available monthly or annually — annual works out cheaper. The 50% discount applies to both.
Kids do not share the parent account. They get their own login with their own experience — missions, mood tracking, peer reflection, toolbox. Nothing the child does is readable by the parent unless the child explicitly chooses to share it. To link your accounts, you get one referral code with your Premium subscription. Your child enters this code when they sign up, and the connection is made. If you prefer, the admin team can link accounts in the background — just contact us after subscribing.
Once you have an active subscription, you can book one-to-one sessions with a trained emeeqo mentor at a reduced rate. Mentors are not therapists — they are trained guides who work with the teen directly, separate from the parent. The parent gets a brief summary after each session, not a transcript. This is one of the main reasons to stay subscribed.
As the teen works through missions and the parent uses the dashboard, emeeqo builds a picture of what patterns are present, what is improving, and where the relationship needs support. This data stays within the family — it is never sold or shared externally. It is what allows the mentor to walk into a session already prepared, and the parent to have a better conversation instead of a worse one.
There are two plans — one for families with one child, one for two. Both are 50% off the regular rate as standard. Not a flash sale, not a coupon. That is just how we price right now.
Exact pricing is visible on the subscription page after you select a plan. Discounts are applied automatically — no code needed.
You create your account, choose a plan, and receive one referral code. This code is unique to your subscription.
The teen signs up independently at emeeqo.com. During sign-up, they enter your referral code. The accounts are now linked.
Linking means the parent dashboard shows the teen's emotional weather. It does not give the parent access to what the teen wrote, their choices, or their peer posts.
Contact us after subscribing. The admin team can link accounts in the background once both accounts exist.
No. You can subscribe directly. But most parents find the workshop useful — it gives you a real sense of how emeeqo works before you pay for an ongoing plan.
You can only link one child per Premium subscription. The referral code only works once. For a second child, you need Premium Plus.
Yes. Teens can create an account independently. The referral code is only needed to connect the parent and child dashboards. Without it, both accounts exist separately — the parent dashboard will not show any data.
It applies as long as you subscribe at the current rate. We do not retroactively raise prices for existing subscribers.
No. emeeqo mentors are trained guides — not licensed therapists or counsellors. If your child needs clinical support, we will tell you clearly and help with a referral. Mentors are for ongoing emotional guidance, not crisis care.
You see an emotional weather summary — a broad picture of how your teen has been engaging, what thinking patterns are showing up, and suggested conversation starters. You do not see what your teen wrote, their exact mission choices, or their peer posts. The teen controls what you see beyond the basics.
See the product in context, understand how the family dynamic shifts, and decide if a subscription makes sense for you — before you pay for one.