Talk without being seen
For the days you want to talk to strangers but not be on screen. Messy room, no makeup, lying in bed: none of it matters when all they hear is your voice.
Voice
Prefer to talk? Meet someone new in a live voice conversation, no camera needed.
Start Voice ChatFree to start · Your browser asks for the mic only after you tap start

Three things before you put your headphones on.
Your browser asks for the mic after you tap start. The camera stays off.
Phone, tablet or desktop, in the browser. Headphones help, but aren't required.
Your first voice chats are free. Some features cost money later; you'll see the price first.
Four steps from tapping start to a real conversation.
Allow the mic when your browser asks. The camera is never requested.
Someone who's online and picked voice too. Put your headphones on while you wait.
You hear each other live, nothing else. Start with a question and let it go where it goes.
Not your kind of person? Tap Next. Good talk? Stay on, and message each other afterwards.
For the days you want to talk to strangers but not be on screen. Messy room, no makeup, lying in bed: none of it matters when all they hear is your voice.
A voice chat moves at the speed of talking. You hear tone and laughter, you interrupt, you change the subject. More alive than text, less demanding than video.
Real pronunciation, real pace, real slang, and no face to read your nerves off.
Small things that make talking to a stranger comfortable.
Move on to someone new the moment you feel like it.
Mic off for a second when something comes up on your end.
If you both want to see each other, move the same chat to a video call.
Type alongside the call. Messages can be translated automatically if you don't share a language.
Send a message once the call ends and keep the conversation alive.
Report anyone who breaks the rules from inside the chat. You won't be matched with them again.
Voice is one of three ways to do this.
An audio-only way to meet someone new. Tap Start Voice Chat and you're connected with someone who's online right now. You talk through your mic, your camera stays off, and you can move on to the next person any time.
No. Voice chat uses only your mic. Your browser asks for the mic after you tap start and never asks for the camera.
No. We don't record voice chats.
Yes. If you both want to see each other, move the same chat to a video call from inside the chat. Want even less exposure? Text chat lets you type without camera or mic.
No, but they help. They stop your speaker from feeding back into your mic, so the other person hears you more clearly.