Your call, your limits
Chamet video chat where you decide what the camera sees
Two things keep a call with a stranger easy: a frame that shows your face and nothing that identifies you, and the freedom to leave the second a talk turns sour.
Adults only. Sign-up is optional, nothing to install.
- 01Meet one stranger on a video callOne new face per call, with your limits first
- 02Chamet comparedChamet wants an account first, then coins once a 90-second trial call ends. Here is how a video chat that opens in your browser compares, line by line.
- 03MythsIs random video chat safe? Does a VPN hide your IP? Nine common myths about video calls with strangers, each set against what actually happens.
- 04AlternativesPaid-call apps, live rooms, roulette sites, dating platforms: the field around Chamet, sorted by how a call works, with our own video chat first.
- 05About usA video chat that opens in your browser on a phone or computer: one-on-one calls, nothing to install, sign-up is optional. Run on its own, adults only.
Our adults-only chat is built around both. As on Chamet, each call is with one person; here someone new is ready whenever you want, and you skip the app download entirely.
Three choices we made for the screen
Nothing to install
Phone or laptop, the chat lives on this same page and runs on whatever browser is at hand, so there is nothing to update later.
One face at a time
Each call pairs you with a single stranger, never a crowd. When the talk runs its course, or starts to feel wrong, you move on and a new face appears.
Start free
Trying the chat costs nothing. Extra minutes and a few more features are sold separately on the call screen, for when you decide it suits you.
Minute one, on camera
Before a new face appears, the chat asks one short question: which are you, a man hoping to meet women or a woman hoping to meet men? We kept it to a single choice because it decides who you meet. After that, the call begins with one person on the far end, and the pace of the talk is yours. A habit worth keeping: a first name is plenty; your surname, your town and your social handles can wait until the talk has earned them (most talks never do).
One button, then a conversation
No form to fill in and nothing to install: the button below is the whole path in, and the way out is just as short.
Rules we ask everyone to keep
Adults only: if you are under 18, this chat is not for you.
Consent first: no recording or sharing anyone without their clear yes.
No pressure: nobody owes you their name, their face or more of their time.
Uneasy? Leave, leave at once: move to the next face, or tap report or block on the call screen.
Common questions about Chamet and our chat
Is this the Chamet app?
No. We run this video chat on our own; Chamet is another company's app, and the two are not connected. Chamet is installed on a phone and asks you to register before you chat, while here the call starts on the site itself. The side-by-side comparison goes further.
Is it free?
Free to try, yes. If you want more talk time or added features, the chat offers a paid plan for that, so you can decide after a few calls.
Will it work on my phone without an app?
Yes. Open the site in your phone's browser and the chat runs right there, as it does on a computer. Registration is not needed.
What does the site keep about me?
There is no account and no personal data. Your browser holds two tiny items, an age confirmation (a cookie lasting 180 days) and a flag that the data banner was dismissed; clearing site data removes both. For the call itself, see the privacy policy.
Are there other apps worth knowing besides Chamet?
We keep a separate overview of similar apps, plus a page that clears up common misconceptions about random video chat.