For Indians living in the US
Moving to the US means learning a hundred things nobody writes down. DeshFeed brings together the news that affects your status, answers to the questions you cannot Google, and the local businesses that serve our community.
Immigration, visa and community news gathered twice a day from published sources and filtered to the state you live in.
Ask a question and get a first answer drawn from official sources — with every page it used listed, so you can check it yourself.
The neighbours answering have filed the same petitions and waited on the same dates. That is the part no official website gives you.
Restaurants, grocers, realtors, accountants and lawyers serving the Indian community in your state.
DeshFeed asks once. After that, the feed, the questions and the businesses you see are the ones that apply where you live.
Swipe through a short feed twice a day. Each card names the publisher it came from and opens the full article in a tap.
Post a question and an AI first answer appears within a minute, sourced and labelled. Then people who have been through it reply.
Yes. There is no subscription, no paid tier and no advertising in the news feed. Local businesses can list themselves in the directory, and those listings are marked as what they are.
Published sources: newspaper and magazine feeds, and notices in the Federal Register. DeshFeed writes a short summary, names the publisher on the card, and links to the original article. It never reproduces the full piece.
No. DeshFeed is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or acting on behalf of USCIS, the US Department of State, the Federal Register, the Government of India or any other government agency. It cannot file, process or check an application for you.
No. They are general information, drafted from official pages and labelled as AI-written, with the sources listed. Anything about your own case belongs with a licensed attorney or tax professional.
Not to read. News, questions and business listings are open to everyone. You need an account to post a question, reply to one or report something.
It is in testing now and will be on Google Play shortly. The iPhone app is available today.
Free on iPhone, and on Android shortly. No ads in the feed, and every story links to where it came from.
