RYZE AI has launched an artificial intelligence platform in Bangladesh that brings together more than 25 AI models, offering students, professionals and content creators access to research, learning and multimedia production tools.
The platform offers a free package alongside five paid subscription plans starting at Tk100, with higher tiers priced at Tk300, Tk500, Tk1,000 and Tk1,500.
Users can pay in Bangladeshi taka, regardless of their mobile operator.
VEON Group CEO Kaan Terzioğlu unveiled the platform on Monday. It is available through a dedicated mobile app and website, with access open to customers of all mobile operators in Bangladesh.
RYZE AI combines tools for generating text, images, videos and audio, alongside research and productivity applications.
Its three main features are “Imagine Studio”, “Study Hub” and “Plugins”.
Imagine Studio allows users to produce images, videos and audio content, while Study Hub provides tools for academic research, learning and coursework. Plugins brings together applications designed to support productivity and everyday tasks.
The platform targets students, young professionals, content creators and aspiring entrepreneurs, seeking to make advanced AI tools more accessible without requiring separate subscriptions to multiple services.
Banglalink CEO Johan Buse said the initiative aimed to broaden access to emerging technologies among Bangladesh’s young population.
“The next generation of innovation should not be limited by geography, affordability or access to technology,” he said.
“Bangladesh has extraordinary young talent, and our ambition is to put the power of artificial intelligence directly into their hands.”
Buse said RYZE AI would help young people participate in the digital economy and develop their own ideas, skills and creative opportunities.
The launch forms part of RYZE’s broader effort to expand digital inclusion by making AI-powered services available across mobile networks.
