Two ways to use your voice
Voice messages are short recordings you send in a room or private chat. They are perfect for saying hello, singing a line of a song or explaining something quickly.
Live audio lets you speak in real time with people who join your call. It feels like a phone call, but without sharing your number.
Allow microphone access
The first time you tap the mic, your browser shows a permission prompt — choose Allow. If you blocked it by mistake, tap the lock icon next to the website address and change Microphone to Allow, then refresh. On iPhone go to Settings → Safari → Microphone.
Voice chat manners
Use headphones to avoid echo, mute yourself when you are not talking, and keep background noise low. Be kind — voice carries tone, so friendliness goes a long way.
Joining takes three steps
- Open the chatTap Open chat. It loads in your browser, nothing to install.
- Pick a nicknameEnter as a guest or sign in, and confirm you are 18 or older.
- Allow mic and camera if you want themOnly needed for voice or webcam. Tap Allow when your browser asks.
Voice chat: questions people ask
Tap a question to see the answer.
Is voice chat free?
Yes, voice messages and live audio are free.
Why is my mic not working?
Usually the browser permission is blocked. Allow the microphone from the address bar settings and reload the page.
Can I use voice chat on mobile?
Yes, it works in mobile browsers on Android and iPhone.
Do people get my phone number?
No. Voice chat happens inside the website, so your number stays private.