Short videos and real people, in one app.
Kibhi is an independent project: notes, photos, and short videos in one feed, with polls, predictions, and music built in. No parent company, no ad-tech stack bolted on. Just an app built to be used, not optimized purely for time spent in it.
Quality over volume
Videos have to be sharp enough to watch (480p or better), every post is checked for harmful content before it appears, and Kibhi's team reviews what goes into For You. Kibhi would rather have fewer posts worth watching than an endless feed of noise.
Connection, not just consumption
Chats, group chats, communities and calls sit right beside the feed, because scrolling alone isn't the same as talking to people. Teens get extra protection: only people they follow can message or call them.
You keep what's yours
You own the videos you post. Kibhi needs a license to host and show them, the same as any platform, but it never claims ownership of your work.
How Kibhi is built
Kibhi runs on its own real infrastructure, not a demo that resets: a Postgres database, real account security (salted password hashes, verified email at signup), and native apps alongside the web app, all built from the same product. It's a small, independently built project, and it says so plainly in its own Privacy Policy rather than dressing itself up as something bigger. What it lacks in size, it makes up for in actually caring about the details: video quality standards, automated safety screening, and calling built with real WebRTC engineering, not a third-party widget.
Curious about the safety work specifically? See the Safety Center. Wondering what's actually allowed on Kibhi? See the Community Guidelines.