About Mahallify

A local meetup platform for real-world communities

Mahallify helps people in Uzbekistan find things to do with the people around them, and gives hosts a simple way to bring those people together. The name comes from mahalla, the Uzbek word for a neighborhood community.

People use Mahallify to discover, host, join, chat about, and report local meetups, from football matches and study groups to volunteering days and language exchanges.

Who Mahallify is for

Participants browse public meetups by category, date, and location, then join the ones that fit their interests. Hosts create meetups for friends, classmates, volunteers, neighbors, or a wider local audience, and manage who takes part.

You can browse public meetups without an account on the Explore page. Signing in is only needed to join, host, or chat.

What you can find

Meetups are organized into the following categories, each with its own listing:

Trust and safety

Sign-in uses Google accounts only, so every participant and host is tied to a real account.
New meetups are reviewed by the Mahallify team before they are published.
Hosts can require approval, so they decide who joins their meetup.
Anyone signed in can report a meetup or a user, for example for spam, harassment, a fake meetup, or an unsafe activity. Reports are reviewed by moderators.

Who is behind it

Mahallify was founded by Khabibillo Gulomov, an AI engineer and researcher. You can read more about the founder on the Mahallify homepage.

Where to go next

See the step-by-step guide to how Mahallify works, or go straight to meetups near you.