ChatOffRecord – Anonymous chatrooms that self-destruct in 10 minutes
Disappearing chats sound cool, but temporary anonymous chat is a solved niche.

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People seeking casual, safe anonymous conversation without accounts
Omegle · Discord · Chatroulette
I built this because I personally wanted a space where I can always come back to, to meet and talk with strangers but also feel safe. It is mostly from nostalgia from old chat rooms and MMORPGs where I was able to make real deep connections online with people I haven't really seen faces of.
I already see a few people who regularly start coming back because they feel lonely, bored or just curious. Some might've just moved to a new place, or have other reasons why it is difficult to meet people in real life. It has really meant a lot to be able to provide a small space like this for people to gather, feel the presence of others and talk about their life.
My main focus is on the safety and moderation so I can continue to provide a safe space to talk. I believe this is achievable with help of modern AI agents that can automate the flagged chats and repeat offenders.
I’d really appreciate some genuine feedback. Thanks.
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