Mute
Cut your microphone mid-sentence without leaving.
Video chat
Most pages about video chat describe how it feels. This one describes what happens — every stage of a single session, in the order you meet them, so there are no surprises the first time your camera comes on.
The whole flow, in order, including the sign-up most walkthroughs leave out. Exact wording on screen can differ as the product changes.
Nothing is running yet. No camera is on, no microphone is listening, and nobody has been told you are here.
A session needs an account behind each side — that is what makes reporting and blocking mean anything. Signing up is short, and it happens before any camera is involved.
The camera and microphone prompt comes from your browser, not from us — which is why it looks the same as on any other site and why you can revoke it there at any time.
A self-preview shows what the other person will see. This is the moment to check the framing and the light behind you, before anyone else is involved.
Two panes: you, and the person you were matched with. There is no third participant and no audience, which is what makes this a video chat rather than a broadcast.
Mute and camera toggles stay on screen for the whole session. Turning either off does not end the conversation.
Leaving is a single action. Next closes this session and opens another one with someone else; the person you left cannot follow you.
Every one of these is available while a conversation is running, not buried in a settings screen you would have to leave to reach.
Cut your microphone mid-sentence without leaving.
Stay in the conversation with your video off.
Reachable during the session, not only afterwards.
One action ends it. No confirmation flow.
It is a video conversation with one person you were matched with, rather than a call you placed to someone you already know. You open a page, allow camera access, and are put into a session with someone else who is doing the same thing.
Same idea, described the way other people search for it.
Camera check first — you see yourself before anybody else does.