[3] Ehtesab enables its users to report on local incidents, establishing it as Afghanistan's first citizen engagement platform.

[6] The app combats misinformation by providing real-time updates on Kabul's security, energy, and traffic situations.

[9] In 2021, it proved especially valuable to residents during the bombings, roadblocks, and attacks that occurred as the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan.

[10] The app is developing covert platforms to enable women to discreetly access healthcare, education, and employment services, thereby bypassing Taliban surveillance and restrictions.

[8][11] In 2024, Wahedi earned a bachelor's degree in urban studies with a concentration in architecture from Columbia University.