Little Hearts
Everyone Loves the Baby
At your home there is Papa, Dadi, you, and baby Kabir. Kabir is three months old. Today, relatives have come to see him.
Empathy for everyone
Understand others. Understand yourself.
Empathia is a calm, friendly game for children, teens and adults to practise noticing feelings, seeing other perspectives, listening with care and acting kindly.
No sign-up needed to start. Your progress is saved automatically.
How you practise empathy here
Guided lessons
Short, interactive lessons that build one skill at a time across six levels.
Branching scenarios
Real-life situations where your choices lead to different outcomes — with kind, honest feedback.
Emotion Detective
Look for clues, separate facts from guesses, and learn to ask instead of assume.
Kindness missions
Small, optional real-world actions — always with an imaginative alternative.
Library: 32 lessons, 60 scenarios and conversations, 30 stories and 90 missions in English and Hindi.
Six levels on the Empathy Journey
- 1 Understand Myself Notice and name your feelings, body signals and reactions.
- 2 Understand Others Imagine other perspectives — and ask instead of assuming.
- 3 Listen with Care Listen fully, ask open questions and reflect back what you heard.
- 4 Turn Care into Action Offer help kindly, apologise well and keep healthy boundaries.
- 5 Resolve Conflict Calm down, speak with “I” statements and look for fair solutions.
- 6 Build a Caring Community Include others, respect differences and make decisions that work for everyone.
Examples of interactive scenarios
Growing Together
Festival Food and Different Voices
It's "Festivals of Our Homes" week. Lalmuanpuii — everyone calls her Muani — moved from Aizawl in Mizoram last year. Today she has brought bai, a mild vegetable stew with bamboo shoots that her grand…
Real World
The Squad Chat Meme
Your class has a "Squad" group chat, mostly for planning matches in an online game you all play. Yesterday Wasim's team lost because his internet kept dropping. Tonight someone posts a meme of Wasim'…
Everyday Empathy
The Colleague Who Leaves at 4:30
Your colleague Nilesh Patil leaves at 4:30 pm three days a week, while most of the team stays until 7 during a big release. People have started grumbling, and you feel it too: last Tuesday you had to…
Learning paths for every age
Little Hearts
Ages 5–8
Short illustrated stories, big buttons and simple choices about feelings, friends and family.
Growing Together
Ages 9–12
Friendship, school life, teamwork, first online chats and standing up for others.
Real World
Ages 13–17
Peer pressure, online life, boundaries, exclusion and conflict — realistic situations with no single easy answer.
Everyday Empathy
Adults (18+)
Workplace communication, family, caregiving, cultural differences and community life.
Privacy and learner safety
- No exact birth date, photos or names of other people are ever requested.
- No public profiles, no messaging between users and no leaderboards.
- Reflection journals are private and encrypted; administrators cannot read them.
- Younger learners need a guardian’s consent to create an account.
- You can export or delete your data at any time.