Six million of us live outside Afghanistan.
This is where we sit together.
AfgChat started with a simple observation: the evening gathering, where poetry, jokes, arguments and chai flow for hours, didn't survive the journey. The group chats are muted. The video calls are for weddings and funerals.
So we built a place, not an app: rooms that stay warm all week and light up when someone takes the stage.
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Your room, your rules
We do not decide what your room is about. Hosts write the rules and everyone reads them at the door. What holds everywhere: every Afghan is welcome here, Tajik, Pashtun, Hazara, Uzbek, all of us.
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Privacy as safety
Built knowing many members have family back home. Minimal data, no recording, guest mode with just a name.
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Culture-first design
Fair speaker timers, because a gathering has adab. دری and پښتو as first-class languages, not an afterthought. RTL everywhere.