Ryze has integrated multiple leading artificial intelligence (AI) models, including ChatGPT, DeepSeek and Gemini, into a single platform, aiming to simplify access for students, professionals and everyday users.
The multi-model interface allows users to select different AI tools for writing, coding, research and problem-solving within one app, reducing the need for separate platforms or subscriptions, Banglalink said in a press release on Monday.
New users will receive 10,000 free tokens on joining, while guest users without a registered Ryze number can purchase usage packs.
Access to higher-capability AI models is available through paid packs starting from Tk100.
Banglalink Chief Digital Officer Golam Kibria said young people globally are adopting AI rapidly to learn, build skills and create income opportunities.
He said the platform, launched under the AI1440 initiative, brings leading AI tools into a single interface to make advanced AI more accessible for learning, creativity and problem-solving.
The launch reflects rising demand for accessible AI solutions in Bangladesh and signals a shift towards local platforms that streamline global technologies for domestic users.
By consolidating multiple tools in one place, the platform reduces switching between apps and improves usability for everyday tasks.
Launched in 2024, Ryze has evolved into a digital platform offering tools to support learning, creativity and self-expression.
As a telco-agnostic app, it works across all mobile networks, expanding access regardless of the user’s operator.
