A little more clarity

Your comfort comes before the conversation.

Meeting strangers can be rewarding and unpredictable. Controls help you respond to problems, but no service can guarantee the behavior of another person.

Before you join

This service is for adults 18+ only. Confirming an age box is not age verification, so do not assume a partner's age is verified. If someone appears underage, end the session and report the concern.

Choose text if you do not want camera exposure. For video, check your background and keep private documents, locations, and other people out of view. Direct WebRTC may reveal network addresses to peers.

During the conversation

Keep addresses, passwords, authentication codes, financial details, and private images to yourself. Be cautious of urgent requests for money, offers that seem too good to be true, or links asking you to verify an account.

No one is entitled to your camera, your personal details, or more of your time. Use Stop for any encounter you do not want to continue. Do not negotiate with threats or comply with demands to avoid embarrassment.

How reporting works

The in-chat report control accepts a reason such as harassment, spam, nudity, underage concern, or other. For OpenTalk-matched conversations, the report is submitted to the shared OpenTalk service with session metadata; submitting a report ends the current session.

Reports do not include a saved transcript or video. Reviewers therefore have limited evidence. Reporting is not continuous monitoring, verified-age assurance, automatic AI moderation, or a promise of immediate intervention.

When you need help beyond a report

If you face an immediate threat, contact your local emergency service. If someone is blackmailing you, stop engagement and seek appropriate local support; do not send money or additional private material.

You can contact the operator about a safety issue using the contact page. Include a short description and approximate time, not passwords, session tokens, illegal content, or private media. A chat platform is not a substitute for professional or emergency help.