Anonymous chat
Anonymous chat, for when you need someone who doesn't know you
Some things are easier to say to someone with no context on you at all — no job title, no mutual friends, no history to weigh the words down. That's the entire idea here.
Why anonymity changes what you can say
Tell a friend something and it becomes part of what they know about you — remembered, maybe brought up later. Tell a stranger the same thing and it exists only in that conversation. Nobody here has a mental file on you to add it to.
Anonymous means nothing to collect, not just a hidden name
A nickname is the whole sign-up. No email, no phone number, no photo, no profile. The person on the other end doesn't know your job, your city, or your name — there's nothing for them to judge you against.
You don't have to keep it either
Messages delete after 14 days, and an anonymous account you stop using gets cleaned up after 30. Say what you needed to say and let the conversation end there.
Frequently asked
Is it actually anonymous?
Yes. We only ask for a nickname — no email, phone number, or social login.
Can the other person find out who I am?
Only if you tell them. Avoid sharing your real name, workplace, or location, and there's nothing else to go on.
How do I get matched?
1:1 matches you with whoever's waiting. Topic rooms let you pick a subject instead.
What if the conversation gets uncomfortable?
Block and report are in every chat, and Next moves you to someone else instantly.
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