A tika that stays put
The tika follows your forehead as you turn, tilt and laugh. Pick a size and colour that suits the day.
ChadBad puts a tika and jamara on your face during video calls and keeps them in place as you move. Call the family back home, and feel a little closer to the festival.
Coming soon to Android and iPhone.
टाढैबाट दशैँको टीका
What it does
Simple to use with your family, and built to stay steady even when the call gets lively.
The tika follows your forehead as you turn, tilt and laugh. Pick a size and colour that suits the day.
Add jamara to your look and switch on Dashain mode for the festival tune while you call.
When someone calls, your phone rings like a normal call, even if the app is closed or the phone is locked.
Invite people by email or inside the app. When they accept, they show up in your list, ready to call.
Take a photo or record the call with sound, tikas and all. Everything is saved, and easy to share.
Switch the whole app between English and easy Nepali with one tap, on the very first screen.
How it works
No set-up for the people you call beyond their own account.
Sign up with your email. We send you a link to confirm it, and you are ready to go.
Invite them by email or inside the app. Anyone who is not on ChadBad yet gets an invite to join.
Start a video call, turn on a tika or jamara, and they see it on your forehead, live.
ChadBad is coming soon to Android and iPhone. If a friend has invited you, open the invite email on your phone to get started.
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