The AI-powered platform provides instant doubt resolution for students and teachers via WhatsApp. With features like step-by-step solutions, mock tests, and revision notes, it offers affordable, real-time academic support.

A WhatsApp-based AI tool for students called "PiFy" has been introduced by Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi (IIT-D) alumni, providing smart and affordable educational assistance.
Users can simply scan a QR code to access PiFy on WhatsApp, which provides instant, step-by-step solutions, generates mock exam papers, and allows users to create revision notes—all on an easily navigable platform—for both teachers and students.

PiFy aims to solve the difficulties students encounter in obtaining high-quality academic assistance.
PiFy addresses issues by offering a user-friendly, reasonably priced platform via WhatsApp that enables students to submit text or image queries and obtain precise, detailed answers.
With this 24/7 service, students can get their questions answered whenever they want, whether they're studying or getting ready for an examination.
By the pay-per-use concept of the platform, users can get up to 100 questions answered for less than ₹200.
All courses, competitive tests, and regional languages are covered by PiFy's AI.
Its advanced features, such as image recognition and natural language processing (NLP), allow it to offer customized, context-aware responses, making it a dependable partner for learners of all skill levels.
PiFy enhances students' academic journeys by empowering them to learn independently and confidently through its emphasis on cost, accessibility, and real-time support.
Co-Founder of PiFy and an IIT Delhi alumnus, Rupesh Kumar said, “We designed PiFy to not just answer queries but to think like a teacher, analyzing the question, breaking it down step by step, and delivering precise explanations in real-time.”
“Building an AI that truly understands students' academic needs was the real challenge. Existing tools often struggle with accuracy, subject diversity, or accessibility, especially for students in remote areas. By integrating AI with WhatsApp, we removed these barriers, ensuring that any student, anywhere, can get instant, reliable academic support without extra apps or subscriptions,” he added.
PiFy was developed at IIT Delhi with assistance from DRIIV, the Government of India, and the Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser (PSA).
PiFy provides a secure and private space for students to ask questions, which is particularly useful for individuals who might be hesitant to ask for assistance in conventional classroom settings.

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