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Anonymous video, voice & text chat with strangers. No sign-up. No profile. One click.

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🚫 Nothing recorded
🔐 Encrypted
🛡️ Moderated 24/7

Talk with a stranger, right now

Some conversations are easier with someone who doesn’t know you. No history, no mutual friends, no screenshots doing the rounds tomorrow. Amino connects you to one random person at a time for text, voice or video chat — and when you’re done, you press Next and they’re gone.

There’s nothing to install and nothing to fill in. No email, no phone number, no photo, no username. You tell us whether you’re a guy or a girl so we can pair you sensibly, confirm you’re over 18, and you’re talking to someone within seconds.

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Instant match
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100% private
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Moderated
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Smart filters

How it works

1
Tell us two things
Guy or girl, and that you're 18 or older. That's the entire form.
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Get matched with a stranger
One random person, somewhere in the world. Free matching is random by design.
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Talk, or press Next
Switch between text, voice and video mid-chat. Leave whenever you like — no explanation owed to anyone.

Why people talk to strangers

🌙 It's 2am and everyone you know is asleep
The internet is awake even when your group chat isn't. Someone, somewhere, is having the same kind of night.
🗣️ Practising a language beats studying one
Ten minutes of real conversation in English or Hindi does more than an hour of an app. Nobody here is grading you.
💬 An honest opinion from nobody in particular
People tell strangers the truth. There's no reputation to protect and no reason to be polite about your terrible idea.
🎲 Curiosity, mostly
You have no idea who's about to appear. That's the whole appeal, and no algorithm feeding you more of what you already like can replicate it.

Who you’ll meet

People join from India, Europe, the Americas and across Asia-Pacific, in English, Hindi, Spanish, French, German and Japanese. Free matching ignores all of it and pairs you at random. If you’d rather narrow things down, an hourly pass from ₹99 lets you set gender, region, age and language.

🇮🇳 India🇪🇺 Europe🌎 Americas🌏 Asia-Pacific🗣️ 6 languages

Staying safe with strangers

Amino, our cat, will nag you about this during your first chat. She’s right.

Say hi first. It roughly doubles your chance of a reply.
Skip freely. Next costs nothing and you owe nobody a reason.
Report anything that feels off. A human reads every report, usually within minutes.
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Never share your number, socials or address. Not even if the chat is going well.
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Never send money. Every story that ends in a transfer request is the same story.
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Don't click links a stranger sends. And don't assume the photo you were shown is theirs.

Questions people ask

Is it really anonymous?
Yes. There's no account and no profile, so there's no name, email or number to leak. Text is deleted the moment a chat ends; voice and video are peer-to-peer and encrypted, so they never sit on a server.
Do I need to sign up?
No. Pick guy or girl, confirm you're 18 or older, and you're matched. There is no step three.
Can I choose who I'm matched with?
Free matching is random. An hourly pass from ₹99 unlocks gender, region, age and language filters — one-time payment, no subscription, UPI and cards accepted.
Is anyone moderating this?
Yes — real people, around the clock. Reports are reviewed in minutes and the service is strictly for adults 18 and over.
Does it work on my phone?
It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and desktop. Nothing to download, nothing taking up space.

From the Amino blog

What we learn from moderating millions of conversations — written up so you don’t have to learn it the hard way.

Safety6 min read
How to tell you're talking to a scammer in the first two minutes
Six patterns that show up in almost every report we receive — and the one question that ends the conversation early.
Conversation4 min read
The openers that actually get a reply (we counted)
“Hey” does worse than you think. Here is what our data says about first messages that don't get skipped.
Language7 min read
Practising English by talking to strangers: a realistic guide
Ten minutes of unscripted conversation beats an hour of drills. How to set it up so it isn't excruciating.
Moderation5 min read
What people actually get reported for
A breakdown of our report categories, what happens after you tap report, and how long it really takes.
Etiquette3 min read
It is fine to skip someone. Here is why we built Next that way
Leaving without an explanation feels rude offline. Online it is the feature that makes the rest possible.