Research labs, companies, and independent builders creating open AI for Indian languages. Explore who they are and the models they share.
An open-source research lab at IIT Madras advancing AI for Indian languages. Its datasets, benchmarks, and models — like Airavata and IndicTrans — are widely used in research and industry.
View their models →A Government of India initiative (under MeitY) to make digital services available in every Indian language, sharing open language data and tools for translation and speech.
View their models →The AI division of Ola, building large multilingual models and a consumer AI assistant for Indian users, along with developer tools across many Indian languages.
View their models →A community group focused on open models for Marathi and nearby languages, bringing strong, free AI to Marathi speakers, local media, and small businesses.
View their models →A community-led effort building open models for Telugu and other Indian languages, often by fine-tuning leading open models — like the Navarasa series — for strong local performance.
View their models →An Indian AI company building voice-first, multilingual models made for India. Behind open releases like Sarvam-1, with a focus on practical, affordable AI.
View their models →An independent developer behind Tamil-Llama, adapting popular open models for fluent Tamil — a great example of how individual builders strengthen the ecosystem.
View their models →Research labs, companies, and independent builders creating open AI for Indian languages — explore who they are and the models they share.