Salaam. Sit with us.
WHERE THE DIASPORA LANDED
Kabul, Toronto, Hamburg, Sydney, and everywhere in between.
The whole app, in
Rooms
Find your corner. Or start it.
Rooms by city, country and passion, from Toronto to Istanbul, poetry to cricket. A room keeps its conversation between visits, so you pick up where you left off.
Live audio
Somebody opens a stage. Hands go up.
The microphone moves round, and a timer keeps it fair so one voice cannot hold the floor all night. You can listen as a guest, with no account at all.
The ring is the clock.
Each speaker gets a fair turn, then the mic moves round.
Raise a hand.
The host invites you up. Until then, just listen.
Your language
Walk in and it already knows your language.
Every screen, button and label runs in Dari, Pashto, English and Russian. In Dari and Pashto the whole layout reads right to left, not just the words.
What it costs
Hosting is free.
Pro is for when one room is not enough.
One room, up to 100 members, live audio for 30. Hosting included.
Five rooms, 500 members each, live audio for 100, and extra co-hosts on the live stage.
Questions
Answered over chai.
Is AfgChat really free?
Yes. Rooms, live audio and messaging are free forever. Pro, for hosts who need bigger rooms, is not open yet.
Do I need an account to listen?
No. Tap “Join as a guest”, give any name, and you're in a live room in ten seconds. An account is only needed to speak, DM and start rooms.
Which languages can I use?
The app runs in دری, پښتو, English and русский. Rooms exist in German, Dutch, Turkish and more. Speak whatever your room speaks.
How do live audio rooms work?
Any room can open a stage. Hosts invite speakers, listeners raise a hand for the mic, and speaker timers keep every live stage fair.
What about politics?
That is the host's call, not ours. Every room has its own rules, written by its host and shown at the door: some rooms argue politics all night, others keep it out. AfgChat only holds the floor everywhere, no harassment and no scams.