Quick, clear answers about Flow: how it works, how to use its learning tools, and how credits and AI help fit into your study routine.
Flow is your AI study companion: plan your week, drill questions, sit mock exams, get written answers graded, and track your progress in strong and weak topics, all in one place.
Go to flow.gyanis.ai and log in using your registered email and password. Once logged in, you can access your dashboard, tasks, and progress charts.
Go to GamePlan and select a subject and topic, and set your study goals. You can edit, delete, or reschedule tasks anytime. You can also pin these to the MoodBoard.
Yes. Flow covers a wide range of school boards and competitive exams across the countries it serves, and we keep adding more.
Yes. A task can link straight to an Aura coaching session or a Vibe Ask-an-Expert session when you need more than a study plan.
Enable notifications to get reminders for pending tasks, upcoming sessions, and progress milestones.
Flow provides a Pulse View and progress charts showing tasks completed, streaks, and weak areas that need attention.
Yes. Flow runs in any desktop or mobile browser, with nothing to install.
Flow shows progress charts, streaks, badges and milestones, so you can watch your effort add up week by week.
Arena lets you sit full-length mock exams and real past-year papers, graded by AI in minutes. It covers MCQ, written, and numerical questions, and you can answer by typing, by taking a photo of your handwriting, or by voice. Teachers can also assign Arena to a class.
With Express you write, photograph, or speak a long answer and the AI grades it instantly on content, structure, handwriting, and fluency, and shows you the exact mistakes to fix. Teachers can review your answers and run Express live in class.
Yes. With the Virtual Classroom, teachers run live online classes with automatic attendance, recording, and an AI summary of what was covered. Students can join if their school is on Flow.
Lab is a creative coding studio where you build games, animations, and science simulations using drag-and-drop blocks or real JavaScript, with an AI assistant to help along the way. It works best on desktop.
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