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Aslema, Baarcha.
A place to turn a question into a conversation, an idea into a project, and Tunisian words into text or speech. Here’s where to start.
Start with what’s on your mind
Baarcha brings chat, creative tools and app building into one workspace. You can start with a customer message, a question you want to understand, or an idea for something you want to make. Write in Tunisian Derja, French or English.
The chat entry on the home page is a starting point for that conversation. Write your first message, continue to sign in, and your message comes with you. You don’t need to prepare a perfect prompt before you begin.
A conversation can become a project
Use chat to shape the idea first: who it is for, what it needs to do and what the first screen should contain. When you want to build, ask for that next step. The project opens beside the conversation, where you can preview the result and request changes.
You can also explore apps made on Baarcha. Apps that offer remixing give you a starting point to adapt, with a separate copy for your own project.
Tunisian language has a place here
Our model family covers three different jobs. Hannibal handles language and conversation. Fennec turns Tunisian speech into text. Dido turns text into Tunisian speech. The playground lets you explore each capability directly.
The distinction matters: writing a reply, recognising a recording and speaking a sentence are different tasks. Each model has its own page, and our published benchmarks explain what was measured and how.
Choose the next step that fits
Free daily text chat is a way to get started. App builds, audio and other tools have their own usage requirements; check the current plans before starting a larger project. API credit is separate from a chat subscription.
For developers, the playground shows the request behind a run, and the documentation explains how to connect the models to your own product. We’ll use Updates for practical guides, product news and research you can inspect.