A voice-first study companion built so that learning doesn't wait for a working keyboard, a strong typing speed, or perfect English.
You speak your question in Hindi, English, or a mix of both — Bharat Voice explains it back, out loud, and can turn any topic into a sample paper, a revision sheet, or a quick quiz.
Most study apps are built for students who already read fast, type fast, and think in English. Bharat Voice was built the other way round: for a student in a small town who is more comfortable talking than typing, and who moves between Hindi and English mid-sentence without thinking about it.
The goal isn't another chatbot. It's a tutor that will explain a concept a third time without getting impatient, generate a fresh practice paper at 11pm before an exam, and remember how you're actually performing across subjects — not just answer one question and forget you exist.
Tap the diya (the glowing orb) and talk, or type if you're somewhere quiet. Bharat Voice replies in the same language you used, and turns the conversation into whatever you actually need next.
Step-by-step explanations with one worked example and one practice question.
Full question papers with sections, marks, and an answer key, on any topic.
Flashcards and timed quizzes for last-minute revision before a test.
Log your scores by subject and get a study plan built around your weak spots.
Ask and answer in either language, or switch mid-conversation — it follows you.
Debug code, build concept maps, summarise notes, or generate an image for a topic.
No account needed — this just takes you to the download.
"Open" launches it straight in your browser — nothing is saved to disk, so it works the same on PC and phone with no security prompts. Use "Download" only if you want an offline copy.
Tap Download, then open the file in Chrome (Android) or any browser on desktop — no installer, no app store.
When your browser asks, allow microphone access so Bharat Voice can hear you speak.
Tap the gear icon top-right to pick a provider and add your own API key — this is what lets Bharat Voice think and reply.
Tap the glowing orb and ask your question out loud, in Hindi or English — or type it instead.
Use the tools drawer for sample papers, revision sheets, flashcards, and your performance profile.