Random voice chat with strangers
Random voice chat usually means being paired with someone by a server. Here you pair yourself: you walk a shared street, see where other people are standing, and go over. Whoever you end up next to is the random part.
Free, no sign-up, no camera. Runs in the browser on desktop and mobile.
Proximity audio, not a matchmaking queue
Voice volume follows the distance between two walkers. Stand next to someone and you hear them clearly; drift off and they fade. That one rule does everything a matchmaking queue does, but on your terms — you choose who to approach, when to stop, and how long to stay.
It also means the street can hold several conversations at once without becoming a shouting match, because everyone only hears what is actually near them.
Nothing to download
It is a web page. Voice runs peer to peer between browsers, so there is no app store, no installer and no client to keep updated. Laptop or phone, the same link works.
Made for wandering, not for clicking next
There is no skip button, and that changes the tone of the whole thing. Nobody is being auditioned against the next person in line, so a conversation gets a minute to become something. If one is not working, walking away costs nothing and looks like nothing.
Headphones help
Headphones or earbuds keep the distance effect readable and stop your mic picking up the other person's voice. Beyond that, all you need is a browser that can use your microphone.
Common questions
- What is proximity voice chat?
- Audio whose volume depends on how far apart two people are in a shared virtual space. Walk closer and someone gets louder; walk away and they fade out.
- Is the voice chat random?
- You are not assigned a partner — you meet whoever happens to be walking the same street, and decide for yourself who to approach.
- Do I need to download an app for voice chat?
- No. It runs in the browser using WebRTC, so there is nothing to install on a phone or a laptop.
- How many people can I talk to at once?
- Conversations are one to one — the person you are standing with. Walk over to someone else and the audio follows you.
- Is my voice recorded or stored?
- No. Audio is sent directly between browsers and nothing is written down or kept.