Sarvam AI Launches Indus AI App to Rival ChatGPT and Gemini in India

The Indian artificial intelligence business Sarvam has been in the news recently. Not only that, but the business has achieved remarkable strides in artificial intelligence, including the genesis of not one but two large language models (LLMs). It seems that Sarvam has now secretly launched Indus, their AI chat app, to app stores. Both the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store presently have the Indus app accessible for download. Along with this, the Indus website is live and accessible online.

Why Indus is Best Suited to Indian Customers?

Meet Indus, Sarvam's AI assistant. According to the app store description, this AI assistant was developed in India specifically for Indian users. The business claims that "every Indian language" would be an option for customers to communicate with the AI chatbot. This also encompasses the capability to transition between languages in the middle of a discussion, like switching from English to Hindi or Hindi to English. Indus, developed by Sarvam, will be able to take voice commands, much like Gemini and ChatGPT.

Users' questions will be answered by the AI after it searches the web or conducts extensive research. According to the app description, the Indus app might have artificial intelligence (AI) agents built in. This means that users would be able to automate certain processes by utilising Sarvam's AI agents. Some users may be able to create and edit documents directly within the app, according to the business. One more thing users can do is upload photos, PDFs, and other documents with this capability. After that, the AI can use the file to do analysis and provide answers to questions.

How Users can Access Indus?

The Indian AI startup has been mum on the specific AI model that powers the Indus app. Two LLMs, Sarvam-30B and Sarvam-105B, were unveiled by the business at the 2026 India AI Impact Summit, nevertheless. Built from the ground up in India, these two models serve as the basis.

These models might be compatible with the Indus app. Sarvam Indus is available online and as an app for both iOS and Android. Due to the current waitlist, users can only register an account by verifying their phone number. However, according to the app, this waitlist is by passable for individuals who have an invitation code.