Tayel AI Labs

A teaching assistant for a physics tutor. Students ask in Arabic and it answers from his own notes, in his wording, and walks them through the problem instead of handing over the answer.

Over 1,000 students

It cannot wander outside the lesson. The concepts are a closed list, the known typos in the printed notes are corrected explicitly, and a language filter holds it to the teacher's own Arabic. He gets a dashboard of what the class actually asked.

Real-time generative visuals for a techno night. It listens to the room through a laptop microphone, works out the tempo, the bar and where the track sits in its arrangement, and drives a set of GLSL scenes from that, unattended for a whole set.

5,000 people reached

No video files, no network, no dependencies. A rendered clip has no idea a drop is coming, and the drop is the one thing the room reacts to. A shader answers in the same frame the audio arrives, runs at 60fps for eight hours, and never repeats exactly.

A QR menu the customer reads at the table and the owner updates from a spreadsheet. 151 items, bilingual, no app to install and no dashboard to learn.

About 36,000 customers a year

The page makes zero network requests once it loads: no fonts, no CDN, no remote images. The customer is on café wifi deciding whether to wait, so first paint is the whole product.

A project engineering copilot for robotics and embedded work: it proposes the architecture, names the components, and prices the build.

The AI proposes architecture and assumptions only. Every price, compatibility check and risk score comes from deterministic code against an approved catalog, never a guessed number.

A study platform for the new Egyptian Baccalaureate, with an AI tutor that answers in Arabic and an exam generator built on the real curriculum.

Arabic-first, RTL, streaming. The curriculum is verified against the Ministry's own documents rather than scraped.