The Flow catalogue
Gyanis Flow is one AI study OS rather than five study apps. This page says what each tool is, for students and for teachers, and each one links to a full page on how it works. Built for JEE, NEET, UPSC, CBSE & IGCSE students in India.
Tools for the moment a topic will not click.
Ask a study question, review explanations and available sources, then follow up in the same conversation. Chat can connect a curriculum topic to practice and MindMaps. AI answers can be mistaken, so check important steps against your learning materials.
How AI Chat worksCreate and explore interactive maps for curriculum topics. Search the topic outline, open branch explanations and move from a topic to related Chat or Drills. Teachers can assign maps to their learners.
How MindMaps worksYour personal visual board for study material. Start boards from templates, arrange what matters and pin the mistake of the day so it stays in front of you; teachers can share a board with a section. Everything syncs, so the board you built on a laptop is there on your phone.
How MoodBoard (Study Notes) worksAsk Gyanis is an AI browser extension for students and teachers, available from the Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons. Select webpage text, right-click Ask Gyanis, edit your question and click Send. Your answer opens in the sidebar, with follow-up questions and Flow chat history. After connecting your Gyanis account, you can close the Flow tab. Existing Flow access and usage limits apply. Safari, phones and tablets are not supported yet.
How Ask Gyanis browser extension worksTools that turn understanding into marks.
Prep brings Drills, Express and Arena together. In Exam HQ, choose an exam from your academic-country catalogue, set a target sitting, review available syllabus and readiness evidence, and open practice for relevant topics. Coverage depends on the published exam catalogue; readiness is a study signal, not a predicted result.
How Prep and Exam HQ worksCreate topic-based multiple-choice practice, answer questions and review explanations, accuracy and timing. Teachers can assign practice and inspect submitted results within their permitted classes.
How Drills worksPractise with timed papers and available past-year papers. Submit supported answer types, review scores and feedback, and revisit topics that need work. Teachers can assign papers and review student attempts. Paper availability and formats depend on the selected exam.
How Arena (Mock Exams) worksPractise written and spoken answers using supported text, image, document and audio submissions. Review AI feedback and scores, then revise your approach. Teachers can assign work, review submissions, adjust scores and run supported live-class activities.
How Express (Answer Grading) worksTools for planning, progress and the classroom.
Build a study plan around your subjects, target date and available time. Review tasks, mark progress and return to your plan as you study. Teachers can assign plans through their institution; available planning options depend on the version enabled for your account.
How Gameplan (Study Scheduler) worksExplore your curriculum, learning activity and assessment evidence in one workspace. Review topics and outcomes, identify where more practice may help and open relevant study tools. Teachers have a separate class and student view; access depends on institutional relationships and role permissions.
How Pulse (Progress Analytics) worksSchedule and join live classes in the browser, share materials and review attendance. Recording and transcription depend on class settings and permissions. Class summaries and recordings are available only when generated or recorded.
How Virtual Classroom worksBuild coding projects with blocks or JavaScript, use AI help, and explore games, animations and simulations. Share or remix gallery projects and participate in available challenges. The coding workspace works best on desktop.
How Lab (Coding Studio) worksAssign to a whole class in two taps. See who's stuck. Teacher tools let teachers assign Drills, Express, Arena, Gameplan and MindMaps to individuals or whole sections, then track each student's strong and weak topics. Keep private mentor notes on every learner. Needs the school to set up teachers and sections.
How For Teachers worksBring your hardest question. Start Flow with free tokens that never expire, shown as free credits in the app. Ask, practise and explore at your own pace. No card required. Subscribe when your free tokens run out.
How credits and plans work