AI platform tailored for Dhivehi language launched with comprehensive features

ChefVision AI, a Maldivian startup backed by global venture capital firm Antler, has launched Yaumiyya AI, a versatile AI platform with advanced proficiency in the Dhivehi language. The platform, launched on February 12, 2026, offers three search modes: Standard Search for quick answers, Deep Research for in-depth investigations, and Legal Search for exploring Maldivian laws. Founder and CEO Ismail Shuau stated that the platform aims to make AI accessible to all Maldivians by enabling use in their native language, distinguishing it from platforms like Google or ChatGPT.

ChefVision AI, a Maldivian startup backed by global venture capital firm Antler, has launched Yaumiyya AI, a versatile AI platform with advanced proficiency in the Dhivehi language. The platform, launched on February 12, 2026, offers three search modes: Standard Search for quick answers, Deep Research for in-depth investigations, and Legal Search for exploring Maldivian laws. Founder and CEO Ismail Shuau stated that the platform aims to make AI accessible to all Maldivians by enabling use in their native language, distinguishing it from platforms like Google or ChatGPT.

ChefVision AI, a Maldivian startup backed by global venture capital firm Antler, has launched Yaumiyya AI, a versatile AI platform with advanced proficiency in the Dhivehi language. The platform, launched on February 12, 2026, offers three search modes: Standard Search for quick answers, Deep Research for in-depth investigations, and Legal Search for exploring Maldivian laws. Founder and CEO Ismail Shuau stated that the platform aims to make AI accessible to all Maldivians by enabling use in their native language, distinguishing it from platforms like Google or ChatGPT.

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