The AI Study App That ANI News and Tribune India Are Talking About
I have been using EaseLearn AI for 6 months. Last week, ANI News and Tribune India published articles about their new Immersive Classroom feature. 280+ publications picked it up.
As someone who actually uses this app daily for JEE prep, here is my honest take on whether the hype is real.
What the Press Got Right
ANI's article described Immersive Classroom as a voice-first, real-time adaptive learning environment that detects when a student is confused and switches teaching methods on the fly. That is accurate. I have used it for organic chemistry and the AI genuinely adjusts when I get quiz questions wrong.
Tribune India highlighted the 100,000 users with zero marketing spend. Also true — I found EaseLearn because a friend showed me the camera doubt solver during a study session.
What I Actually Use Daily
Doubt Solver — Point camera at HC Verma problems, get step-by-step solutions. This is the feature I use 10+ times a day.
Math Solver — For calculus and coordinate geometry. Shows every step, not just the answer.
Immersive Classroom — New feature. AI generates live slides while teaching. I used it for electromagnetic induction and it drew the diagrams in real-time.
AI Tutor — When I need a concept explained differently. I can ask follow-up questions unlike YouTube.
The Price
Free tier gives you 5 doubts per day. Premium is Rs 199/month. My coaching costs Rs 8,000/month. The math is obvious.
Should You Try It?
If ANI, Tribune India, and 280+ other publications are writing about it, it is worth 5 minutes of your time. Download it, point your camera at your hardest problem, and see what happens.
easelearn.ai — free to start.
Not a sponsored review. Just a student sharing what works.
