LifeCraft

About

School measures what a child knows. Nobody measures whether they can cope.

LifeCraft exists to close that gap. It turns life readiness into something structured and measurable for families, schools and programmes, without turning children into data points.

What we believe

  • Character is built, not bestowed

    Nobody is born reliable. It comes from doing small responsible things repeatedly, in situations that matter slightly more each time.

  • What gets measured gets attention

    Schools measure academics relentlessly and life readiness not at all, so that is where the attention goes. Measuring it changes what a family notices.

  • Parents are the right observers

    The person who sees whether a child handled a difficult morning is not a teacher and not an algorithm. It is whoever was in the kitchen.

  • Honesty beats polish

    We say exactly what the product does and what each number is built from. Families can trust a score precisely because we never inflate one.

Who builds it

LifeCraft is built and operated by Precision Pulse, a product studio in India founded by Prateek Singh Rohilla. It is a small team, and the people writing the code are the people who answer the email.

Being small is why we say no to things. There is no growth team here whose job depends on inventing a streak mechanic, which is part of why this product is shaped the way it is.

What is live today

The parent product works end to end today. Register, add a child with proper consent, get real weekly missions, record what you saw, and watch a Life Readiness Score build from it.

The mission library grows every week across all five age bands, the assessment instrument is being authored with a partner, and certificates, the institution portal and billing are modelled in the database and arriving next. Families who start now build the evidence history that all of it draws on.

Judge it by using it, not by reading about it.