It helps the Nepali community across the globe to communicate with each other. Stranded tourists, unable to reach out to their loved ones, can also use it.

Users can also ask and give any information about relief efforts in messages, photos and videos.
Govinda Giri, founder of the application has initiated a fund raiser in the US and the money generated will be used to provide first aid assistance, food packages and temporary shelters to the people in Nepal.
"We are providing dry food packages, water, blankets, flashlights and batteries to charge cell phones," he said.
Nepal was devastated by a major earthquake on April 25, measuring 7.9 on the Richter scale that has so far left over 5,000 people dead.
Source-Medindia