Is there an Azerbaijani AI chatbot like ChatGPT?

Chatbots that work in Azerbaijani, and what “made in Baku” means

Most large AI chatbots can now read and write Azerbaijani, and a few are built for it from the start. OrujovAI is one of those: an AI assistant launched in Baku on 10 May 2026 that works in Azerbaijani, Russian and English. You type a question and it answers. It can also write, translate, explain a school topic, code or create an image, and when a question needs fresh facts it searches the web by itself and shows its sources.

If you want AI made in Azerbaijan, ask what exactly was made here. For OrujovAI, “made in Baku” means the product: the chat, the way it handles Azerbaijani, the study tools for pupils and school leavers, and prices in manat. It is not a claim to have trained a large language model from scratch. Ask any “local AI” the same question before you decide.

Does ChatGPT work in Azerbaijan and in Azerbaijani?

Yes. Azerbaijan is on ChatGPT's official list of supported countries, so you can sign up and use it in Baku or anywhere else in the country, on the website and in the app. It understands questions written in Azerbaijani and replies in Azerbaijani.

How good is its Azerbaijani? Test it on your own text: ask for a formal letter, have it explain a topic from school, and read the result as a native speaker would: is the grammar right, does it sound natural, are ə, ı, ğ and ş where they belong? Any chatbot can make mistakes, ChatGPT and OrujovAI included, so check numbers, names and dates before you rely on them.

ChatGPT is a capable general-purpose assistant. If it already does what you need, keep it; plenty of people use more than one AI tool.

What a chatbot built in Baku for Azerbaijani does differently

The differences come from language and school life in Azerbaijan:

• It understands Azerbaijani typed without ə, ş or ç. On a phone many people write “bu meseleni hell et”; OrujovAI reads that as Azerbaijani and replies with the correct letters.
• Write in Azerbaijani and it answers in Azerbaijani; switch to Russian or English at any point in a conversation.
• DİM-format practice tests for school leavers, with your results and weak topics tracked.
• Live Tutor teaches a whole lesson out loud as slides, in Azerbaijani.
• Solve works through a problem step by step from typed text or a photo, with a graph when it helps.
• Prices are in Azerbaijani manat, and the Free plan needs no card.

How to judge any AI chatbot: language, sources, privacy, price

Use the same checklist for every chatbot. Choosing between two? Skip the rankings: give both the same five questions and compare the answers side by side.

• Language: write one sentence with special letters and one without, then ask what a proverb means. Replies should be grammatical and natural, not word-for-word translations.
• Sources: ask about something from this week. An assistant that searches the web links its sources; open them and check they say what the answer claims. A model without web search only knows what it learned up to a cut-off date, so it misses the latest news.
• Privacy: read the policy. Does the company sell your data or train models on your chats, and can you delete your account? Never paste passwords, ID numbers or other people's personal details into any chatbot.
• Price: what does the free plan include, is a card required, which currency are you charged in, and does a paid plan renew by itself?
• Honest use: use AI to learn, not to cheat. Ask it to explain the steps, then solve a similar problem on your own; schools and exams have their own rules.

Getting started with OrujovAI for free

Everything below works on the Free plan. Paid plans (Plus 12 ₼, Pro 24 ₼, Ultra 29 ₼ for 30 days) are not on sale yet, and when they open a paid plan will be one payment that never renews by itself. OrujovAI does not sell your data or train models on your conversations.

1. Open orujovai.com/chat. You can send two messages without an account.
2. Sign in for free, with no card. The Free plan gives you 20 messages every 3 hours.
3. Write in Azerbaijani, Russian or English, with or without the special letters.
4. For fresh facts, switch to Search mode: the answer cites every source it used.
5. Try the study tools: photograph your homework for Solve, replay a free example lesson in Live Tutor, or take a DİM-format practice test.