See how Dvani works.

Explore the slate and the Smart Album in your browser. Both are the real applications, not recordings of them, and neither needs an account.

Turn your sound on. The slate will ask for your microphone if you want to speak to it.

Talk to the slate.

The slate, in 3D, with the tutor connected. Double-tap the conch on the front and speak, or type. Try “explain photosynthesis”, then “show me on the slate” — it draws while it explains.

Open full-screen · needs a recent browser, and a microphone if you want to speak to it. About Ekalavya

This browser demo does not capture handwriting from a physical notebook — that is what the connected notebook does, and it needs the real kit.

Turn the pages of a real album.

Drag a corner to turn the page and it reads to you, left page then right. This is a sample album shared with the family's permission — when you make your own, you start with empty pages.

Sound on. On a phone, swipe the page. Make your own About Studio

Turn pages and listen to the recorded memories. Create your own album from a fresh draft — ordering and printing come later.

More experiences are on the way.

Each of these needs real content finished before it is worth your time — a lesson a teacher has checked, a story with its artwork and narration done. We will put them here as they are ready.

Explainer

A printed lesson you can ask about

First in review: Class 12 Physics, Current Electricity.

How Explainers work

Storybook

A story that talks with your child

Waiting on the first stories to finish artwork and narration.

How Storybooks work

Saarathi

The Saarathi folio that reads what you write

Try the reading half as Saarathi above. The writing half — an EMR pen on paper, read by a vision model — has no browser version. Shipping starts Q1 2027.

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