Dance & movement
- Bharatanatyam
- Kuchipudi
- Western & hip-hop
- Folk dance
- Yoga
- Gymnastics
What we track
Every kind of knack counts
A Talent Passport is not only for stage performers and state-level athletes. It records the quiet strengths too — the child who mediates fights, plants a garden, or explains maths to a friend.
- Ages 5–18
- 40+ skill areas
- Add your own
Skill areas
Seven families of talent
Pick anything your child already does. If it is missing, add it as a custom skill — the passport adapts to the child, not the other way round.
Music & voice
- Carnatic vocals
- Hindustani vocals
- Keyboard & piano
- Guitar
- Violin
- Percussion
Art & making
- Drawing & painting
- Craft & origami
- Clay & sculpture
- Photography
- Digital art
Words & stage
- Public speaking
- Elocution & debate
- Theatre
- Creative writing
- Storytelling
- Anchoring
Thinking & STEM
- Chess
- Vedic maths
- Abacus
- Coding
- Robotics
- Science projects
- Olympiads
Sport & fitness
- Cricket
- Badminton
- Football
- Athletics
- Swimming
- Skating
- Martial arts
Character & service
- Leadership roles
- Community service
- Environment clubs
- Peer mentoring
- Entrepreneurship
How it is recorded
A skill becomes a record in four steps
- Step 1. Add the skill and what your child actually did — a class, a match, a recital, a project.
- Step 2. Attach one proof: a photo, a certificate, a short clip or a coach's note.
- Step 3. Request verification from the school, academy or coach who was there.
- Step 4. Watch the timeline build, term after term, into a story worth showing.
Not sure where your child fits?
Most parents start with two skills and discover a third within a term.