About Gyanmor
Learn in your own language
A tutor, tests and practice, all on your school textbook.

Our mission
Every child can ask about today's lesson in their own language.
Why we started
Teachers finish chapters but can't see where each class stands.
Children often have no tutor at home who speaks their language.
So we built Gyanmor around the textbook: every answer, test and score points to a page.
What we believe

Your language first
Learn and ask in the language you think in.

The book is the guide
Guru answers from your pages.

Rewards for learning
Streaks and XP reward learning, not screen time.

Safe by design
No ads, no trackers. Parents can read Guru chats.
- No ads, ever. We never sell data.
- No third-party trackers, in the app or here.
- Guru's AI never sees a child's name.
- Download or delete your data any time.
Questions about Gyanmor
What is Gyanmor?
Gyanmor (also written Gyan Mor; ज्ञानमोर in Hindi, જ્ઞાનમોર in Gujarati) is an Indian learning app with an AI tutor called Guru. Guru answers from the exact textbook pages you pick, in Gujarati, Hindi or English. Then you practise and test yourself on the same pages. It's made in Gujarat for students, families and schools across India, and works with the NCERT, CBSE or state board textbook you add as a PDF.
Who is Gyanmor for?
School students from Nursery to Class 12, their parents and teachers, and adults aged 18 and over preparing for UPSC, GPSC, CA or CS on their own.
Is Gyanmor free?
Yes. The Free plan needs no card and has no time limit. Paid plans start at ₹99 a month, and nothing renews by itself.
Is there a Gyanmor app?
Gyanmor opens in your phone's browser at app.gyanmor.com. On Android or iPhone you can add it to your Home Screen and open it from there in one tap.
How do I log in to Gyanmor?
Open app.gyanmor.com and tap Log in. Children whose school uses Gyanmor can sign in with the class code and a picture PIN.
Is Gyanmor safe for children?
There are no ads and no third-party trackers. Learners under 18 need a parent's yes, Guru's AI never sees a child's name, and parents can read every Guru chat.
How is Gyanmor different from ChatGPT or Gemini?
ChatGPT and Gemini answer from everything they know. Gyanmor's Guru answers only from the textbook pages you choose, then makes practice and tests from the same pages. It works in Gujarati, Hindi and English, shows no ads, and parents can read every chat.
Who makes Gyanmor?
Gyanmor is made in Dhoraji, Rajkot, Gujarat, by its founder Nandip Vaghasiya, for students, families and schools across India. The Contact page has every way to reach us.
Talk to us
Questions, or a school that wants to try Gyanmor? Write to us.
gyanmor767@gmail.com
