No camera, ever
Voice only. Nobody sees your face or your room.

Open voice rooms built around topics, so the first thing you say doesn't have to be "so, what do you do?"
Public rooms are moderated, and you can always listen before you speak.Illustration generated with AI
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A social voice chat room is for the conversations text never quite manages: the back and forth, the laughing, the tangent that turns into the best part of the evening.
Most places to meet people online run on text. You post, you wait, you reply hours later. Video goes the other way and asks for too much too soon: a camera, a tidy room, a face you are not ready to put on.
Voice sits in the middle. You can hear who someone is without being on camera, and a room built around a topic gives everyone a reason to be there. If you would rather hang out with people you already know, try a casual hangout room.
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Browse the live rooms and choose one with people already talking about something you like.
You arrive muted. Get a feel for the room before you say anything.
Hold your talk key when you have something to add. Use the room chat if typing feels easier.
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The hardest part of talking to strangers is the exit. In a voice room there is no awkward goodbye: you close the tab and the conversation carries on without you.
Speaking rings show who is talking so you can put voices to names, and per-person volume lets you fix a loud mic without making a fuss about it.
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AI-generatedPublic rooms are moderated, so conversations stay friendly.
Voice only. Nobody sees your face or your room.
Join with a name. There is no profile to fill in and no account required.
Your mic is only live while you hold the key, so nothing leaks into the room.
Join from a mobile browser, with nothing to install.
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Conversation while you are still finding your people offline.
Talk shop about films, games, books or music.
Real conversations with patient people.
Say it out loud instead of typing it into a feed.
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It is a public voice room built around a topic, where people who do not know each other can talk. Rooms are moderated and run in the browser.
No. You arrive muted and can listen for as long as you like. Room chat is there if you prefer typing.
Public rooms are moderated. You join with a display name only, and there is no camera.
No. A display name and microphone permission are all you need.
Social rooms are for meeting new people around a topic. Hangout rooms are for relaxed company, often with people you already know.
Yes, voice rooms are free.

Listen first, talk when you're ready, leave whenever you like.
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