Fibonacci AI

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Persian-language AI assistant and content platform built on its own Iranian LLM

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Fibonacci AI

What it is

Fibonacci is a Persian-first AI platform developed by the RealRobot team and built around its own language model, fibonacci-1-pro. It offers a chat assistant along with more than 80 content tools for writing articles, brainstorming, podcasts, scientific text, images and code, with the site saying it can produce content in 37 languages. For developers it provides an API, retrieval augmented generation, an MCP service, a Persian sentiment analysis model, a coding assistant and a VS Code extension. Users can start for free and top up through Iranian payment gateways. It is aimed at Persian-speaking individuals, businesses and developers who want an assistant tuned for their language.

Key features

In-house fibonacci-1-pro model
80+ content generation tools
API, RAG and MCP service
VS Code coding extension

What we liked

+ Built specifically for Persian speakers
+ Covers text, image, audio and code
+ Developer tools alongside the chat app

Worth noting

· Interface is in Persian only
· Payments run through Iranian gateways

Editor's notes

More context from AI BirdView

Most major assistants treat Persian as one language among many, and Fibonacci flips that by putting Persian speakers at the center. Its team built its own model, fibonacci-1-pro, and wraps it in a platform that covers everyday writing as well as developer use, which makes it a notable option in a market with fewer local choices.

Runs on an in-house language model rather than only reselling third-party models
Offers more than 80 tools for articles, brainstorming, podcasts, scientific writing and images
Includes a Persian sentiment analysis model for businesses analyzing customer feedback
Gives developers an API, RAG support, an MCP service and a VS Code extension
Accepts payment through local Iranian gateways

It is best for Persian-speaking writers, marketers and developers who want an assistant that handles their language natively and can be paid for locally. A practical tip: try the free tier on the specific type of content you produce most, such as articles or code, and compare the Persian output with a general assistant before committing to a top-up.