A Hindi AI assistant that also understands Hinglish
Most people in India do not type pure Hindi or pure English. They type both, often in the same sentence, and often in English letters. NavBharatAI is built for exactly that: write the way you speak, and it understands.
Three ways to write — all of them work
You can ask for the answer in a particular language — "Hindi me samjhao", "answer in simple English" — and switch any time in the same chat.
- Hindi in Devanagari script: type Hindi the way it is written, with a Hindi keyboard or voice typing — for example, a question asking for simple ways to cut your electricity bill.
- Hinglish in English letters: "Mujhe class 10 ke liye maths ka time table bana do"
- English, or a mix: "Explain GST in simple Hindi, with one example"
What people use it for
- Understanding a topic in simpler words — school and college subjects, exam preparation, government schemes.
- Writing and translating — applications, letters, messages, social posts, between Hindi and English.
- Everyday help — recipes, travel plans, a budget, a study plan.
- Building an app in Hindi — "Ek attendance app banao jisme students ke naam aur date ho" is a real instruction for the AI app builder.
Speak instead of typing
Where voice input is available, NavBharatAI listens in your device's language rather than forcing English — so on a phone set to Hindi, what you say is transcribed as Hindi.
Good to know
- The NavBharatAI app's own buttons and menus are in English, so they can be read across India; your conversation can be in Hindi.
- AI answers can be wrong, in any language. Check anything important before you rely on it.
Questions people ask
Can I type Hindi in English letters?
Yes. Hinglish such as "kal ka mausam kaisa rahega" is understood like any other question.
Will it answer in Hindi?
Ask for it — "Hindi me jawab do" — and the assistant is designed to reply in the language you ask for.
Is it free?
NavBharatAI Chat is offered free. Paid features show their price before you spend anything. See Pricing.