Website, App and AI Development for Afghan-Owned Businesses — in Pashto, Dari and English

We design, build and run websites, e-commerce stores, iOS and Android apps, AI assistants and the systems behind them: payments, bookings, CRM, accounting and analytics. Every build can serve customers in English, Pashto and Dari, and content is available in all 24 Afghan languages and 13 international languages.

Yes. Pashto and Dari are built in from the first design, not added later. Layouts mirror for right-to-left reading, fonts cover every Pashto letter, dates can show the Afghan Solar Hijri calendar, and the words are written by native Pashto and Dari linguists rather than machine-translated. Dari is the Afghan variety of Persian, which many customers call Farsi.

Yes. Every account, including the domain, hosting, code repository, app store listings, payment processor, Google Business Profile and AI keys, is registered to your business. Logins live in a password vault your business owns, and at handover you receive an ownership dossier listing every asset and how to recover it.

We scope every engagement after a discovery meeting, because a five-page website, an online ordering app and an AI assistant are different builds. If a simple template is all your business needs, we will tell you so. When you work with us, the proposal states the scope, timeline, ownership terms and ongoing costs in writing before any work begins.

A business website typically takes 6 to 10 weeks, a mobile app 12 to 20 weeks, and an AI assistant 4 to 8 weeks. Larger platforms are delivered in phases over several months. You see working progress every two weeks.

Yes. We build AI assistants for websites and WhatsApp that answer questions, take orders and book appointments in Pashto, Dari and English. Pashto is still a low-resource language for AI, so every assistant is tested by native speakers across dialects before launch, tells customers it is an AI, and hands the conversation to a person when needed.

We build to the privacy and security rules where you operate: the 20 U.S. state privacy laws including California's, GDPR and UK GDPR in Europe, PIPEDA and Quebec's Law 25 in Canada, and Australia's Privacy Act. Card payments run through PCI DSS-validated processors, health information is handled under a HIPAA business associate agreement, and every admin login uses multi-factor authentication.

We design and test to WCAG 2.2 Level AA, the standard referenced for the ADA in the United States and the European Accessibility Act in Europe. We test with screen readers and keyboards in English, Pashto and Dari, and we do not rely on accessibility overlay plug-ins.

Yes. We recover access to domains, hosting and accounts through each provider's own ownership-verification process, move everything into your company's name, secure it and document it. Then we fix, rebuild or run the site, whichever makes sense for your business.

Yes. We are active in all 50 U.S. states and work with businesses in Canada, Europe and Australia, depending on the type and scale of the project. For European clients we build to GDPR, the European Accessibility Act and local requirements such as Germany's Impressum.

We choose the platform that fits the business: Webflow, Shopify, WordPress or a custom React and Next.js build for websites; native Swift and Kotlin or cross-platform frameworks for apps; and leading AI models, deployed privately when your data requires it. You are never locked into a platform only we can maintain.

We build for search from the first page: fast load times, structured data, Google Business Profile, multilingual pages and clear answers that AI search tools can cite. No honest firm can guarantee rankings, but we report what changes every month.

Yes. Owners and founders can meet us at our office at 1717 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, D.C., or by video, in English, Pashto or Dari. Book a time through our Contact page.

No. This service is built for Afghan-owned businesses, and we also build for any company that wants to serve Pashto- and Dari-speaking customers well.

Our own team: engineers, designers, AI specialists, native Pashto and Dari linguists and Cultural Compliance Bureau reviewers. We do not resell work to freelancer marketplaces or offshore agencies, and one partner is accountable for your project.

No. There is no national U.S. certification for Pashto or Dari translators or interpreters. Ariana Nexus sets the standard itself: every screen passes the 12 checks of the Ariana Nexus Pashto and Dari Product Standard, and we train our own interpreters and linguists, and other interpreters in Afghan languages. Everyone who writes your interface or tests your AI assistant is trained and assessed against that standard.