KABEER YOUSUF
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A student who was moved by some of his peers burning the midnight oil to cope with mathematical theories and the intricacies of languages has created two computer applications to ease the journey and help students excel in these subjects, which were previously considered difficult to master.
Krish Kamath, a class 11 student at Indian School Wadi Kabir Cambridge, is the compassionate IT-savvy individual behind the two apps, 'Fluenci.ai' and 'Heurisko.ai'.
' Fluenci.ai' is an AI-powered language-learning app that takes the user on a 1000-step journey tailored to their individual learning style to help them learn a specific language. Starting with basics and progressing to advanced concepts, Fluenci.ai grows with the user every step of the way.
On the other hand, 'Heurisko.ai' is an innovative AI-powered math problem solver designed to assist students with a wide range of mathematical questions. This app specialises in solving problems from various international curricula including A-Level, IB, AP, CBSE, and ICSE.
Heurisko excels at tackling questions from past examination papers, making it an invaluable tool for exam preparation. Whether students are struggling with algebra, calculus, or statistics, Heurisko.ai aims to provide systematic solutions to help them understand and master complex mathematical concepts. This app has been praised for bridging the gap between traditional problem-solving methods and cutting-edge AI technology, offering students a powerful resource for mathematical learning and exam readiness.
Fluenci.ai provides a personalised learning path where AI explanations and real-time feedback, along with targeted assistance for all language-related queries, ensure seamless progress from beginner to expert.
"I was moved by the sight of some students struggling with math and languages, and it inspired me to start this project. Whether you're struggling with conjugations, need a quick translation, or want to master a local expression, Fluenci.ai has got your back. It's like having a patient, all-knowing language tutor in your pocket 24/7," said Krish.
Kamath had previously made headlines with another app called 'TradeReads,' a community-driven platform that allows users to exchange books and academic resources. This app has been a boon for those seeking original titles and a relief for those concerned about the disappearing habit of reading books among children.
Students can download these two apps from the following links: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/fluenci-ai/id6502857409 and https://apps.apple.com/in/app/heurisko-ai/id6599843069.
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