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Chat rooms and one-to-one chat at a glance

HearMe Chat rooms compared with its one-to-one text and voice chat
Chat room (General)One-to-one chat
Who you talk toEveryone in the room, in one shared streamOne stranger, matched for you
VoiceNo, rooms are text onlyYes, a private mic-only call, or text
Sign-upNone. Your nickname is enoughNone. Your nickname is enough
WaitingNone. The room is already talkingA few seconds in the queue
How long messages are kept7 days, then deletedThe chat log for 24 hours, then deleted (a line flagged as under-18: up to 12 months)
ReportOn every messageIn the chat header

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Are HearMe chat rooms free?

Yes, with no daily limit. No sign-up is needed to enter a room or write in it.

Why is there only one room?

General is the only room for now, and the page never shows an empty room as if it were busy: the count on the card is the real one.

Can I use voice in a room?

No. Rooms are text only. Voice on HearMe Chat is the private one-to-one call: open voice chat for that.

Are room messages saved?

Room messages are shown for 7 days; after that nobody can see them. A message someone reports is copied into the report so a moderator can review it. Nothing is added to your profile.

What a chat room is here

A chat room on HearMe Chat is one shared text conversation that anyone over 18 can walk into. You don't wait for a match and you don't need an account. You open the room, read what people are saying, and join in when you feel like it. For now there is one room, General. Its card shows the real number of people in it, and the page never lists a room nobody is using.

How rooms work

  1. Open the rooms page and tap General. The room loads with its recent messages, so you can see what people are talking about before you type.
  2. Write a line. It goes to everyone in the room at once, under the same nickname you use for one-to-one chats.
  3. Reply to a message to keep a thread together, or just read. Reading without typing is a normal way to be in a room.
  4. Leave whenever you like. Messages are shown for 7 days, and nothing in the room is added to a profile.

Rooms are text only. Voice on HearMe Chat is a private call with one person: if you'd rather talk out loud, start a voice chat instead.

Room rules

  • 18+ only. Every message is checked for signs that the writer is under 18; a clear one is stopped and pauses chats until a person has reviewed it, and nothing is banned automatically.
  • No phone numbers, emails, social handles or links: messages with them are stopped before they post. Asking for money is against the rules too; report it.
  • Slow mode is on: one message every few seconds, so one person can't flood the screen.
  • Report any message with one tap. Reported messages go to a moderator, and a message several people report is hidden while it waits for review.
  • Block someone and you stop seeing each other's messages.

The full community guidelines apply in rooms just as they do in one-to-one chat.

Free chat rooms with people in them hakkında

Rooms are the group side of HearMe Chat. Instead of waiting for a one-to-one match, you walk into a conversation that is already happening. The General room is always open, and it is the only room for now: a text stream with no host, no invitation, no account needed.

A text room, on purpose

There is no voice in rooms. A room is a place to read and type at your own pace, with no host and no queue. That also keeps the room calm on a phone: one stream to follow, not a crowd of open microphones.

Your country is read from the connection on the server, never from anything you type, and it is never shown to other people. Rooms for single countries are not open yet.

Rooms versus one-to-one

A 1:1 match is a commitment: one person, your full attention, and the small pressure of keeping it going. A room is the opposite. You can be present without contributing, drop a line into a running conversation, and leave without anyone noticing. For a lot of people it is the easier first step on the site, and the 1:1 text chat or voice call comes later, once they have found their feet.

Rooms are also where you meet more than one person at once. If you are trying to make friends from other countries, General at 10pm London time has the UK awake.

Room language and etiquette

A room's language is whatever the people in it are speaking. General is mostly English, with Hindi, Hinglish, Portuguese and everything else passing through in the same minute. The site's own interface is available in eight languages, and you can set it independently of the room you are in.

  • Read the last few messages before you type. Joining the thread is easier than starting a new one.
  • One message, not five. Rapid-fire lines push everyone else off the screen on a phone.