Leave, or press Next
Ends the session for both sides immediately. You never owe anyone an explanation for leaving a conversation.
Safety
Talking to someone you have never met carries real risk, and no website can remove it. What a site can do is make leaving cheap, make reporting easy, and be straight with you about the rest. That is what this page is for.
Every one of these works during a session. None of them requires you to finish the conversation first.
Ends the session for both sides immediately. You never owe anyone an explanation for leaving a conversation.
Available while the session is running. Reports are reviewed, and the account you report does not learn who reported it.
Stops that account reaching you again.
Cuts your microphone without ending the conversation.
Stops sending your video while you stay in the session.
The self-preview shows exactly what the other person will see, before anyone sees it.
The rules
Everyone using the service agrees to these. Breaking them costs the account, and the first item is reported beyond the platform.
Habits that actually help
Full name, school or workplace, street, and anything visible behind you. A recognisable window or a jersey with a town on it gives away more than most people expect.
Being pushed quickly toward another app, a payment, or a private link is the most common shape a scam takes here. There is no reason a genuine conversation needs to leave in the first two minutes.
Recording other people is against the rules and accounts are removed for it, but no site can technically prevent someone pointing a second device at their screen. Decide what you show on that basis.
Ending a conversation costs nothing here and the next one starts immediately. If something feels wrong, leaving first and thinking about it afterwards is the right order.
Not to someone you met in a session, for any reason, however plausible. There is no situation in which that ends well.
Being straight about it
We are not telling you every account is verified, that moderation catches everything as it happens, or that using the service is safe. None of those would be true, and a safety page that oversells is worse than none — it encourages exactly the trust that gets people caught out.
What is true is narrower and more useful: you can end any conversation instantly, you can report from inside it, and reports are acted on. The rest is judgement, and the habits above are the ones that make the most difference.
To report something you could not report inside a session, or to raise a safety concern about an account, use the contact and report controls inside the app. A published support address will be added here once it is live.
Use the report control inside the session while it is running. It stays reachable throughout, so you do not have to stay in a conversation in order to report it — you can report and leave.