Not shown to the other person
Your real name, email address and any other accounts you have. We do not display them to people you are matched with.
No public profile, no username to defend, no friends list to explain. You show what you choose to show, and we tell you plainly what that is.
LIVEMatched · online nowMost people who search for anonymous video chat have the same thought: "I want to talk to someone, but I do not want it to follow me." Maybe you are in a small town where everyone knows everyone. Maybe your workplace is strict about anything online. Maybe you are just private. All of those are reasonable.
So here is the useful thing to do first: be honest about what anonymous means. Nobody on a video call is invisible. They can see your face if your camera is on and hear your voice if your microphone is on. What anonymous can mean is that there is no public profile, no real name and no link between that conversation and your other accounts.
That is the version we build, and the rest of this page spells out where the edges are so you can decide what you are comfortable with.

A quick map before your first call.
Your real name, email address and any other accounts you have. We do not display them to people you are matched with.
Your face and voice. If you do not want to be seen, leave the camera off or use text chat.
You never need to tell anyone where you live, work or study to use the site. If someone asks, you can say no and skip.
You can open the page and start a match without writing a bio or choosing a username. If you want to carry on past your ten daily free matches, you will be asked to log in quickly. That step exists so we can keep the free allowance fair, not to build a public profile of you.
A practical tip: if you want to stay low-key, use a plain background, take off anything with your name on it (a work badge, a hoodie with a school name) and think about what is visible behind you. A window, a street sign or a mail on a table can say more than you meant to.
None of these take more than a minute, and they matter more than any setting.
These tips are expanded on the help and safety page, along with how to report someone who breaks the rules.
Anonymous does not have to mean on camera. Plenty of people start with words and decide later. Text chat with strangers uses the same matching, and nothing is shown but what you type. If you decide the person seems nice, you can turn on the camera, or you can keep it off.
If you would like to see the full journey from tap to conversation, how it works walks through every permission and screen. And if you mainly want a classic one-tap start, random video chat is the fastest way in.
There is no public profile and your real name is not shown to people you are matched with. But anyone you video chat with can see your face and hear your voice if your camera and microphone are on. Anonymous here means not linked to your identity, not invisible.
You can start matching without building a profile. To continue past your free daily matches you will be asked to log in quickly.
No. We do not show real names or email addresses to people you match with.
You never have to answer. Say no, skip, and if the question felt pushy, report the person from the call screen.
Yes. Use text chat if you would rather not be seen, or leave the camera off during a call.