Why With You Exists
A lifetime spent helping others. One more way to continue it.
A teacher first
For decades, Prof D Dey has stood before students as Head of the Department of Physics at St. Xavier's College, Ranchi.
His classroom was never just about equations and theories. It was about possibility. About showing young people that education could fundamentally change the trajectory of their lives and break the cycle of poverty within a single generation.
Physics was the subject he taught. Hope was what he shared.
Prof D Dey
Education can change a family in one generation
Prof D Dey has always believed that education is not a privilege for the fortunate. It is a bridge that can carry an entire family from struggle to stability in a single generation.
He has seen it happen again and again. A student from a disadvantaged background who studies hard, gets guidance, and eventually pursues engineering, medicine, or research. That one person's success changes not just their own life, but their siblings', their children's, their community's.
This belief shaped everything he did as an educator.
Teaching beyond the classroom
Prof D Dey's contribution went far beyond formal lectures. He became a mentor, a guide, and often a quiet source of support for students who needed more than textbook knowledge to succeed.
Personal tutoring and guidance
Extra hours spent helping students grasp difficult concepts
Financial support
Quietly helping students who had the desire and talent to study but couldn't afford to continue
Encouragement
Motivating students from disadvantaged backgrounds to aim far beyond what their circumstances suggested was possible
Opportunity creation
Helping students navigate pathways to engineering, medicine, research and higher education
Students who moved forward
Many of the students Prof D Dey taught, mentored or supported later pursued education and careers through respected institutions in India and around the world.
Some went on to IITs, NITs, AIIMS, IISc, IISERs, and major Indian universities. Others found opportunities at leading international institutions including MIT and other respected universities and research organizations around the world.
But for Prof D Dey, success was never measured only by where someone studied or how much they earned. The real measure was whether, when they had the opportunity, they helped somebody else move forward.
After retirement
Retirement did not end Prof D Dey's work as an educator. It simply changed the classroom.
He continued focusing on educational opportunity for underprivileged children, starting an educational initiative using his own resources to help children who otherwise might not have the chance to continue their studies.
His philosophy remained unchanged: when we are able to help somebody else, we should.
Then our family needed help understanding.
In August 2026, Prof D Dey underwent a planned cardiac procedure. During that procedure he suffered a cardiac arrest and became critically ill.
Suddenly, his family found themselves in a position they had never experienced. They had to become:
All while trying to remain with him.
Between hospital corridors, doctor conversations and messages from worried people around the world, one thought kept returning:
Another family somewhere must be going through exactly this.
So we started building.
While Prof D Dey fights for recovery, family, friends and former students began building With You.
Not because we wanted another healthcare product.
Because we wished something like it had already existed.
We wanted one place where a caregiver could simply say what the doctor told them and get help understanding it.
One place that remembered the important details.
One place that helped prepare the next questions.
One place that kept friends and family informed without requiring another thirty phone calls.
If that could make another family's hardest days even slightly less difficult, building it felt worthwhile.
Our Promise
With You will always be free for families.
There will never be a premium tier that gives one family better help understanding a medical situation because they can afford it.
We don't want payment from families using With You.
We don't want donations for using the service.
We want the service to help.
If you want to give something back, pay it forward.
See how →Someone helped us. Someone taught us. Someone stood beside us. Eventually, we stand beside someone else.
With You is one small way of continuing that chain.
With You began with one family trying to help someone they love. It will succeed only if it helps families we may never meet.