We used to speak only in Hindi at home, but now my child tries to converse in English during meals and daily conversations. It feels nice to see learning being applied outside the classroom.

Earlier my daughter used to avoid stage performances. After a few months of PlanetSpark she volunteered in a school skit and spoke fluently. Her confidence is improving not only in English but in her overall personality.

Honestly I thought online classes won’t be effective, but I was wrong. The structure, the live interaction, and the activities are well-planned. My daughter is progressing well, and I’m very satisfied.

Freshworks has made customer support so much easier for my team. We switched from email-based support to Freshdesk, and the difference is huge. It is user-friendly and requires very little training. Reports and analytics are quite detailed too. Sometimes advanced features feel slightly expensive, but overall, it’s a solid SaaS platform.

What I liked is that the class is not boring like traditional tuition. Children play games, do activities, and in between learn important speaking skills. My daughter enjoys attending and that’s what matters to me.

The way the mentor checks in after every class, shares feedback, and encourages the child is something I liked the most. It doesn’t feel like a commercial setup, it feels like someone actually cares about my child’s progress.

Earlier, my son never raised his hand in class. After these sessions, his school teacher herself mentioned that he has started volunteering for debates and reading passages aloud. That feedback made me happy as a parent.

I was impressed by the systematic way they handle the classes, progress tracking, and even communication with parents. It doesn’t feel random. Everything looks professional, which gives confidence about long-term learning.

I won’t say it’s a magic transformation overnight, but in 3 months I can clearly see my daughter’s English getting smoother. Earlier she struggled even to introduce herself, now she explains her homework in English. It’s steady, but genuine growth.