Small enough that your bug report matters.
RafayGen is early and built by one person. That is a real limitation — and it is also why a good report on Tuesday tends to be fixed by the weekend rather than triaged into a backlog.
Written for real workflows rather than for the search engine.
- For students
- AI for students in PakistanNotes, presentations and exam prep, without pretending it does your thinking.
- Presentations
- The free AI presentation makerPrompt to .pptx, and what to say so the deck is usable on the first try.
- Roman Urdu
- Chat in Roman UrduUsing AI in the language you actually think in.
- Everything
- The complete platform guideEvery tool, mapped, in the order you are likely to need them.
Found a bug, or want an agent to behave differently? Email rafayraza91@gmail.com. The reports worth the most are the least dramatic ones: the prompt you typed, which agent was selected, and what you expected instead. With those three, almost anything is reproducible in a minute.
The same address takes feature requests. There is no public roadmap to point at, because a roadmap maintained by one person is mostly a list of apologies — what exists instead is a benchmark that shows plainly where the product is still losing.
Share your work
Made something good with it — a deck, an image set, a digitised Urdu book? Send it through contact. Community work will be featured as the platform grows, with credit and with your permission asked first, not assumed.
Social channels are not up yet, and there is no Discord to point you at. Email is the fastest route, and it reaches the person who writes the code.
Push it somewhere it might break.
That is still the quickest way to learn what it is good at — and where it isn't.