RYZE AI Hub: Unified Models, User-Friendly Access

The country’s leading AI-powered digital hub, RYZE, has integrated multiple artificial intelligence (AI) models—including ChatGPT, DeepSeek, and Gemini—into a single platform. This initiative aims to expand access to the most advanced AI tools for all segments of users, from general users to students and professionals.

As a result of this initiative, users will no longer need to use separate AI tools or manage multiple subscriptions. Within a single app, users can select the appropriate AI model for tasks such as writing, coding, research, or problem-solving. This multi-model system will make the use of AI tools more convenient and seamless.

For new users, 10,000 free tokens are being offered at the start. Those without a RYZE number can also access services as guests by purchasing different packages. Affordable packages starting from BDT 100 will enable regular use of AI services. Additionally, these packages will include access to high-capability pro models.

Regarding the initiative, Golam Kibria, Chief Digital Officer of Banglalink, said, “Our goal is simple—to make the best AI tools more accessible and affordable for everyone. The new generation does not want to be confined within limits, and the same applies to technology. RYZE is providing the freedom for people to use AI more efficiently and create something new through it.”

He further stated, “The use of AI among young people worldwide is increasing—not only for learning new skills but also for creating new income opportunities. To move to the next phase of the digital economy, it is crucial to make AI technology more accessible and user-friendly.” He added, “In Bangladesh, a country of nearly 46 million young people, our ‘AI1440’ initiative ensures easy access to leading AI models like ChatGPT, DeepSeek, and Gemini through RYZE. Our goal is to make cutting-edge AI technology widely accessible for everyday education, creative work, and problem-solving.”

The demand for accessible AI services is growing in Bangladesh. In this context, RYZE’s initiative is making global AI technologies more accessible and user-friendly for local users. By bringing multiple tools together in one place, the need for separate apps or subscriptions is also being reduced.

Since its launch in 2024, RYZE has rapidly evolved into a multi-dimensional service platform. Various tools and features have been integrated to support learning, creativity, and skill development.

As a telco-agnostic app, RYZE can be used on any mobile network, enabling a broader range of users to easily access the service.

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