Communication
Tracking both expressive and receptive language. From early babbles to complex sentence structuring and social understanding.
Namo is built upon the globally recognized Ages & Stages Questionnaire (ASQ-3) framework, digitized for continuous, precise monitoring — and culturally adapted for Arabic-speaking and bilingual families.
Every Namo screen covers all five ASQ-3 domains — together, longitudinally — so strengths and gaps are visible at every age.
Tracking both expressive and receptive language. From early babbles to complex sentence structuring and social understanding.
Evaluating large muscle mechanics, balance, and spatial coordination — from unassisted sitting to running.
Observing the precision of small muscle movements and hand-eye coordination — critical for future writing and self-care.
Measuring cognitive processing, memory, and early logical reasoning through play-based tasks.
Assessing emotional intelligence, behavioral regulation, and the capacity to form secure bonds with caregivers and peers.
A transparent threshold system — no opaque models. Parents and clinicians see exactly which zone a child is in, and exactly what triggers each action.
Normal · Green
Continue standard monitoring. Namo schedules the next screen and surfaces enrichment activities that match the child’s current zone of proximal development.
Grey zone · Yellow
The platform immediately deploys targeted intervention activities — short, clinician-authored sessions designed to close the gap before the next screen.
Below cutoff · Red
The system prompts immediate medical referral and surfaces a clinician-ready summary, while keeping the family supported through at-home care routines.
Behind every score
Namo’s scoring engine is reviewable. Every flag is paired with the specific items, the age band, and the standard deviation it sits against — open to your clinical lead’s audit at any time.
“Namo gave us a vocabulary for what we were already feeling. Three months in, our daughter is more regulated — and so are we.”
Aligned with
Namo clinicians carry DHA, DOH, and MOHAP credentials and follow WHO ECDI norms — supervised quarterly by an external developmental pediatrician.
Narrate play as it happens, in Arabic or English. Namo’s voice mode quietly maps what it hears against the ASQ-3 framework and hands you a plan — with activities you can start the same day.
or write to hello@namo.ae