Question 1

What is NoWoKo?

Accepted Answer

NoWoKo is companionship for ordinary days in urban India. You spend time with a vetted companion—for a walk, a coffee, or a quiet conversation—when you want human company without the pressure of dating or networking.

Question 2

Is this dating?

Accepted Answer

No. NoWoKo is not a dating service. Companionship here means respectful presence and conversation—not romance, matching for attraction, or expectations of a relationship.

Question 3

Is this therapy?

Accepted Answer

No. Companions are not therapists or clinicians. If you need medical or mental health care, please seek a qualified professional. NoWoKo offers human company, not treatment.

Question 4

How do you keep it safe?

Accepted Answer

Safety is built into how we work: companion vetting and identity checks, clear boundaries and a code of conduct, privacy practices, and support if something feels wrong. Trust architecture matters more than matching algorithms.

Question 5

Where do meetings happen?

Accepted Answer

In public places that feel comfortable—cafés, parks, bookstores, neighborhood walks. You agree on the place ahead of time.

Question 6

What happens when I reach out?

Accepted Answer

You share a little about yourself and what you’re looking for. A NoWoKo team member responds within 1–2 business days to explain next steps—calmly, without pressure.

Question 7

Who are the companions?

Accepted Answer

Companions are carefully selected people who value listening, respect, and presence. They go through vetting and agree to clear expectations before meeting anyone.

Question 8

Which cities are you in?

Accepted Answer

We’re beginning in select Indian cities, starting with Bengaluru. If you’re elsewhere, reach out—we’ll tell you honestly what’s available near you.

Question 9

Where does the name NoWoKo come from?

Accepted Answer

It began as a quiet shorthand for No Work Companion—company outside work. We don’t ask you to decode it. What matters is the experience: companionship for ordinary days.

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