GyanGram turns your syllabus into a swipeable feed of bite-sized knowledge cards, backed by UPSC previous-year questions, spaced-repetition revision, streaks and analytics that make learning stick.
Swipe cards, practise previous-year questions, revise on schedule and track your progress, all in one calm, dark interface.
Discover, test, revise and track, a complete learning system spinning around your daily feed.
YOUR FEED
A focused, full-screen feed of visual knowledge cards, mapped to the UPSC subjects you choose.
A spaced-repetition schedule resurfaces each card right before you'd forget it.
Practise authentic UPSC PYQs: Prelims (2011 to 2026) and Mains (2013 to 2025).
Daily streaks, levels and a leaderboard keep momentum high.
Heatmaps and weekly charts show exactly where your effort goes.
A global leaderboard and head-to-head challenges keep you accountable.
Choose what you're preparing for and set a daily goal. Your feed tailors itself instantly.
Move through bite-sized cards, listen with text-to-speech, and rate how well you knew each one.
Practise previous-year questions and let spaced repetition bring cards back exactly when you need them.
A calm, focused dark interface that makes long study sessions easy on the eyes.
The best predictor of what an exam will ask is what it has asked before. GyanGram brings you a deep bank of authentic UPSC previous-year questions, mapped to the same subjects and topics as your cards.
Start on your phone during a commute, continue on the web at your desk. One account, perfectly in sync via the cloud.
Join thousands turning daily scroll into lasting knowledge. Free on Android & Web. iOS coming soon.
Yes. The core experience, including the swipe feed, previous-year questions, daily revision, streaks and analytics, is completely free. GyanGram Pro unlocks premium card packs for those who want more.
Yes. GyanGram includes authentic UPSC previous-year questions for Prelims (2011 to 2026) and Mains (2013 to 2025), organised by subject, unit and topic so you can practise exactly what's been asked.
GyanGram is live on Android via Google Play and as a full web app at app.gyangram.com. A native iOS app is in development.
Cards span geography, polity & governance, history, art & culture, economy, science & tech, ethics and current affairs, organised as Subjects → Units → Topics so you can go as broad or deep as you like.
After each card you rate how well you knew it. A spaced-repetition schedule then brings it back at growing intervals (1, 3, 7+ days), so you review things right before you'd forget them, the most efficient way to build long-term memory.
Yes, your feed cards are cached locally so you can keep learning on the metro, on a flight, or anywhere the signal drops.