chadak faq

chadak is a voice social network. instead of typing, you record short voice clips called chads and share them with people who follow you. people listen, like, rechad and reply with their own voice.

a chad is a short voice clip shared on chadak. it can be a thought, a story, a joke, a question or anything you want to say out loud. sharing a chad is called chadding.

yes. chadak is free to join and free to use.

go to chadak.com and sign up with google, apple or your email. pick a username and you are ready to record your first chad.

chadak works right now in the browser at chadak.com, on any phone or computer, with nothing to install. an iphone app is in the works.

yes. replies on chadak are voice replies. you record your answer and it appears under the chad, so the whole conversation is in real voices.

a rechad shares a chad from someone else with your own followers, the same way you would share a post on other apps.

yes. you can share voice stories up to a minute long. they show at the top of the app and disappear after 24 hours.

yes. chadak has private chats made of voice messages, for one person or a group.

listen once is a type of voice message that can only be played one time. after the other person hears it, the audio is removed from our servers. when sent from the iphone app to someone who also uses it, the audio is also end to end encrypted.

yes. with a private account, people have to request to follow you, and only the people you approve can hear your chads.

yes. every chad has its own link. share it on x, whatsapp or anywhere else, and anyone can open it and listen.

yes. you can listen to chads faster or slower, which is handy for longer ones.

use the menu on any chad, reply or profile to report it. reports are reviewed by the chadak team, and accounts that break the rules can be suspended.

anyone who would rather talk than type. storytellers, comedians, musicians, language learners, creators, and people who just want social media to feel more human.