Pick who you'd like to chat with. Choose as many as you like.
Start at step 1 to set up your chat — it only takes a few seconds.
Start at Step 1 →The open room is where most conversations start, but private messages are where a free chat room can get noisy. This step decides who can open a private chat with you. Pick as many groups as you like, or tap Everyone. People outside your choices can still talk to you in the main room, but their private messages are blocked or held for you to review.
Regulars in online chat rooms tend to give the same advice: a narrow filter makes a better first visit, and you can widen it later. Saying hello in the open online chat before sending private messages also gets far more replies than messaging someone cold.
Not sure which room to try first? Anonymous chat is a good start if privacy matters most to you, and your filter applies there too.
Only if you allow it. Blocking stops their private messages; moderating puts them in a request list you can check.
Yes. Select as many as you like, or tap Everyone to leave private messages open.
Tap their chat name and block them. Report them as well for harassment, spam or requests for money.
Yes. You can go back and change it before you enter the chat.
A classic group chat room. Topics change all the time and anyone can join in.
Instant text chat with no account and nothing to install. Pick a name and type.
Meet people you'd never cross paths with otherwise, from anywhere in the world.
Get talking with whoever turns up. Every visit is a different conversation.
