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AI voice tutor for Indian schools

Learning that clicks.

dhimantAI talks each student through the idea in their own language, asks the next question from their last answer, and doesn’t move on until they can explain it back. Teachers see who is stuck — and why.

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  • CBSE · ICSE · State boards
  • 10 Indian languages
  • Piloting in K-12 schools
Voice tutor · Physics
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A day with dhimantAI

Real moments where learning gets unstuck.

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Co-Watch & Review

Revision on the bus, ten minutes at a time.

Rohan pauses the lesson video and asks his doubt out loud. The tutor answers on a whiteboard, then he resumes.

Distance–time graphsCo-Watch
Video paused — ask your doubt

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Study Mode

The chapter, with a tutor in the margin.

Priya reads her science chapter. She crops a diagram, taps Image Annotate, and the tutor labels it step by step.

Control and CoordinationScience

7.1.1 What happens in reflex actions?

We often react to things suddenly, without thinking — like blinking when something comes close to our eyes.

A reflex action is a quick, automatic response to a stimulus, such as pulling your hand away from a hot plate.

Thinking takes time. A reflex has to be faster, so the nerves are connected in a special way.

The path the signal takes is called a reflex arc.

Fig. 7.2 · Reflex arc

Reflex arcs are formed in the spinal cord, though the information also goes on to the brain.

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7.1.1 What happens in reflex actions?

Mark the part you want explained, then tap Explain Area. To explain the whole figure, tap Ask DhimantAI.

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Voice Tutor

He asks out loud. The tutor shows him why.

Kabir unmutes the mic and asks. Dhimant answers by voice and draws it, so he sees the area grow.

Tutor Area and Perimeter (Maths)
Adaptive ▾
Ready to learn together?Ask a question or choose a suggestion below.

If I double the side of a square, does the area double too?

Thinking…

Continue →Explain more simplyGive an exampleTest Me
Ask Dhimant…
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Gap Finder

Questions that find the gap.

Sana takes a short Gap Finder check. One wrong answer shows exactly which idea is missing — with the explanation right there.

Gap FinderPhysics · Chapter / topic: Motion
Q3/5Correct: 2/540% completed
Q3Topic checkedUnit conversionMEDIUM

A train covers 180 km in 3 hours. What is its speed in m/s?

  1. A60
  2. B16.7
  3. C50
  4. D180

Explanation180 ÷ 3 = 60 km/h. In m/s: 60 × 5/18 ≈ 16.7 m/s.

Ask Doubt Solver about “km/h to m/s”
Type your answer…
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Debate Partner

Argue it out. The AI pushes back.

Vikram picks a side and argues it, round by round. Dhimant takes the other side — the way Galileo did.

Debate ModeDo heavier objects fall faster?
Round 1/3

Listening — take your time to finish your argumentResponding — Dhimant is replying to your point…

Heavier objects fall faster than lighter ones.
YouFOR
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dhimantAIAGAINST
Your latest point · Round 1

Sending...Delivered
Dhimant AI is thinking…
dhimantAI · AGAINST

Then tie a light stone to a heavy one. Does the pair fall faster — or does the light one slow it down?

What would you like to do next?
Argue MoreView FeedbackContinue
Round 1 · FOR · falling objects
Your argument…
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Practice

Past papers, with a coach beside you.

Aditya practises previous-year questions. Stuck? A small nudge, not the answer — then the full working.

PYQ PracticeMaths • Real Numbers • 2023
3 / 3Q4/10Formula Sheet
Q4CBSE 2023

Using Euclid’s division algorithm, find the HCF of 96 and 404.

  1. A2
  2. B4
  3. C8
  4. D12
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Small NudgeKey Formula / Law

Getting hint from your coach...

Hint 1Divide 404 by 96, then keep dividing by the remainder until it is 0.

Correct Answer

404 = 4 × 96 + 20 → 96 = 4 × 20 + 16 → 20 = 1 × 16 + 4 → 16 = 4 × 4. HCF = 4.

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Doubt Solver

Stuck on homework? Snap it, then talk it through.

Arjun photographs his working. Dhimant finds the exact step that went wrong, then guides him from there.

Doubt Solver Doubt-SolverQuadratic Equations (Maths)
Ask Your DoubtType your question, upload a photo, or draw

2x² − 7x + 3 = 0

2x² − 6x − x + 3 = 0

2x(x − 3) + 1(x − 3) = 0

(2x + 1)(x − 3) = 0

Step 3 has a sign slip

💡 Guide Me⚡ Direct Walkthrough⋯ More

So what do the two brackets become now?

Reviewing your doubt… You can keep reading.
Ask Dhimant…
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Teach Dhimant

She teaches. Dhimant plays the curious student.

Meera explains the idea out loud. Dhimant tells her what was clear, what to improve, and asks the next question.

Feynman ModePhysics
You teachFeedback

Topic 2 of 5 · Up next: Power of a lens

Your teaching challenge

Why is the image formed by a convex lens upside down?

🎙 Start explaining
Need a hintShow an example

Dhimant is listening

🧠 Thinking about your explanation…

Dhimant’s feedback

What you explained wellRays from the top cross the axis after the lens.

What to improveSay which ray — the one through the focal point.

Next questionWhich ray goes straight through the centre?

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Test Analysis

After the test: why marks were lost, not just how many.

Lakshmi opens her result and taps Deep Analysis. Each wrong answer gets a cause, and the fix goes into her study plan.

ResultsUnit Test 3 ▾

Great job! 16 out of 20 correct (80% accuracy).

0%A
CBSE
Correct16/20
Score64/80
Time52 min
16Correct3Wrong–1Skipped
Weak AreasSigns in linear equationsStrong Areas👍 Graphs
✨ Deep Analysis with AI
Test analysis report
Error analysis
Q7 · Linear equations
Recorded answer
x = −3
Expected answer
x = 3
Time on this item
2 min 40 s

Learner-supported cause: sign error when moving a term

Study planner

A sign-rules review is added before your next test.

Open study planner
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Teacher Cockpit

Mrs. Rao sees who needs help first.

Classroom Pulse briefs her every day. Priority students come first, and one tap assigns them a focused check.

Good Afternoon,
Mrs. RaoSunrise Public School
AI Voice
Classroom Pulse & Co-PilotLIVE BRIEFING

0 students need follow-up today · 0 active today

38 Enrolled31 Active9 Attention
Quick AssignAssessmentLesson Studio
Priority studentsGaps first, then no session today — tap for full profile.

Riya Sharma10-B · Gap: splitting the middle term

Kabir Das10-B · Gap: signs in equations

Meera Nair10-A · No session today

Quick Assign

Gap Finder · Splitting the middle term

To 9 students needing attention · Class 10-B

Assign

Assigned · added to students’ study plans

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Parent App

His mother asks how his day went.

Sunita sees how Arjun is doing and tonight’s top priority. Then she taps the mic and asks about him in her own language.

Good EveningSunita
Ask about your childTap to talk in your language
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ArjunClass 10 · CBSE
👍 On track
112 days to examFixed a sign slip in quadratics today
⚡ Top priority today20 min

Maths · Splitting the middle term

Filling a knowledge gap
What’s next

Review Splitting the middle termRemedial: Maths focus area

dhimantAIListening…Speaking…

Nine ways to learn

One tutor that knows how to teach, not just what.

A single chatbot hands out answers. dhimantAI switches method to fit the moment — explaining, questioning, hinting, or making the student teach it back. Tap any mode to see it in the day above.

Learn

Voice TutorSpoken lessons with worked examples on a shared whiteboard. Study ModeThe textbook chapter with margin notes and quick checks. Co-Watch & ReviewVideos that pause to check, with spaced flashcards.

Check understanding

Teach-BackThe student explains; the AI plays the confused learner. Gap FinderQuestions climb levels until they find where understanding stops. Debate PartnerDefend an idea while the AI tests the reasoning.

Practise

Doubt SolverSnap a question; get hints one step at a time. PracticeCBSE, ICSE, JEE and NEET questions that adapt as you go. Test AnalysisEvery lost mark sorted by cause, with a plan to fix it.

Closed-loop remediation

A wrong answer is a clue. We follow it to the root.

  1. Notice the mistakeVoice answers, handwriting and quizzes are checked for misconceptions as the student works.
  2. Trace it backA prerequisite map follows the error to the earlier topic that was never secure — often years back.
  3. Teach the gapA short lesson, a voice check and a teach-back, aimed only at the missing piece.
  4. Make it stickSpaced reviews go into the student’s study plan so the fix lasts beyond the exam.

Ten Indian languages

Same teacher. Their language.

Students hear explanations in the language they think in, while the whiteboard works through the same diagram. Tap a language and listen.

Sample explanation: how a convex lens forms an image.

Who it’s for

Built for every learner, and everyone around them.

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For institutions

Your brand, your content, your data.

  • White-label deployment under your school’s name
  • Connects your video library and question banks
  • Private-cloud ready, with student data kept separate per school
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For teachers

Less paperwork. More teaching.

  • Syllabus-grounded lesson plans in minutes
  • Class gap heatmaps and one-click revision
  • AI-suggested marks you review before publishing
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For students

A patient tutor at any hour.

  • Ask anything, in your own language, without judgement
  • Spaced revision instead of last-night cramming
  • See your own mistake patterns and fix them
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For parents

Know how your child is really doing.

  • A daily view of what they studied and what needs attention
  • Focus areas and exam readiness, subject by subject
  • How you can help at home — and ask about your child any time
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Upskill

From “I followed it” to “I get it”.

  • Practical engineering skills with an AI Instructor, in the dhimantAI desktop
  • Terminal, VS Code, Git, debugging and APIs — at your own pace
  • Predict, ask, then build: it guides you instead of handing over answers
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