Colombo – AI Mart has launched the mobile version of its AI marketplace, in a move aimed at accelerating artificial intelligence adoption across Sri Lanka’s consumer and enterprise segments.
The Android app, now available on Google Play, provides users with access to a suite of AI-powered tools spanning legal research, taxation, business intelligence, education, and content generation, consolidating multiple services into a single mobile interface.
AI Mart is Sri Lanka’s first dedicated online marketplace for artificial intelligence, designed as a one-stop platform where individuals, businesses, and developers can discover, access, and deploy a wide range of AI tools, models, and services from chatbots and research tools to generative AI like text-to-image and text-to-video solutions. It acts as a central hub that connects global AI technologies with local needs, while also enabling Sri Lankan developers to showcase and monetize their innovations, thereby accelerating AI adoption and digital transformation across the country.
The rollout comes as Chat2Find expands its broader strategy of building a localized AI ecosystem anchored on structured data platforms such as LankaLAW, LankaTAX, and LankaBIZ. The company has been positioning AI Mart as a distribution layer for these services, enabling both users and developers to access and deploy AI applications tailored to local requirements.
In addition to domain-specific tools, AI Mart also features advanced generative capabilities such as Text-to-Image and Text-to-Video generation models, enabling users to create visual and multimedia content directly from text prompts. These features expand the platform’s appeal beyond professional use cases into creative and commercial applications.
Industry analysts note that mobile availability could significantly widen access, particularly among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and independent professionals who are increasingly exploring AI-driven productivity tools but remain constrained by cost and accessibility barriers.
AI Mart operates on a usage-based credit model, allowing users to pay per interaction rather than through fixed subscriptions. This pricing structure is expected to support broader experimentation and adoption, especially in price-sensitive segments.
The platform also reflects a shift toward localization in AI deployment. Unlike global marketplaces, AI Mart integrates tools designed for Sri Lanka’s regulatory, linguistic, and operational environment, including support for Sinhala and Tamil alongside English.
The launch aligns with Chat2Find’s longer-term plans to develop a localized Large Language Model (LLM), which is expected to unify its vertical AI offerings into a single intelligence layer capable of delivering cross-domain insights.
Market observers suggest that if execution remains consistent, AI Mart could evolve into a key gateway for AI adoption in Sri Lanka, particularly as demand grows for domain-specific, context-aware digital tools.
The company has indicated that future updates will focus on expanding the developer ecosystem and increasing the number of AI applications available through the platform.
