Random chat room
1:1 or a room — which random chat suits you
Random chat comes in two shapes and people usually know which one they wanted only after trying the wrong one. Here is the difference, so you can pick before you are staring at a blinking cursor.
One-to-one: fast, and easy to leave
Tap the circle and you're matched with whoever's waiting. Nowhere to hide — it either starts or it doesn't. Next moves you on instantly, and you never owe anyone an explanation for using it.
Topic rooms: read first, talk when ready
Rooms have a subject, so there's something to talk about before you've thought of anything. Lurking is fine. Most people find this the easier way in.
Either way, no account
Both work from a nickname. No email, no phone, no download, and block and report are in every conversation.
Frequently asked
What is the difference between 1:1 and a room?
1:1 matches you with one waiting stranger and is instant but exposed. Rooms hold up to 30 people around a topic and let you read before speaking.
Can I make my own room?
Yes. Any subject, up to 30 members.
What if nobody is in the room?
Say something anyway — rooms start when someone does. The list shows real activity, so you can see which ones are already going.
Is there video?
No, text only. It is a deliberate choice, not a missing feature.
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