OkeDoo

First chat — no account, no payment

OkeDoo puts you in front of one stranger at a time.

Press start in this browser tab and you are matched with one person. Talk as long as it goes well. When you would rather not, skip — the next person is already waiting, and you owe nobody an explanation.

Start video chatSee what happens when you press it
Your camera: off
One person. Nobody else in the room.Skip →

01

Three channels

Pick how much of yourself you hand over.

Each channel is its own queue, and each one asks the browser for a different thing. Text asks for nothing at all.

VideoBrowser asks forCamera + microphoneYou see one person, they see you. Either side can close their camera without ending the call.VoiceBrowser asks forMicrophone onlyVoices only. No video is requested and none can be turned on mid-call.TextBrowser asks forNothing at allTyping only. The browser never shows a permission prompt, so nothing of yours is opened.

02

Off camera

Your camera has two off switches.

You can never open it in the first place, or close it halfway through a call that is already going. The microphone has its own separate mute.

A member from Venezuela on a call where your own camera stays offYour camera: off

Never opened

Start without granting camera access. You see them, they hear you, and the browser never asks twice.

camera closed mid-callCall still running

Turned off partway

Change your mind at minute four. Closing the camera does not end the call, and you do not have to say why.

03

Skipping

One tap out, always on screen.

The skip button sits in the same place for the whole call, from the first second. No confirmation dialog, no “tell us why”, no cooling-off period. Report and block live next to it if the call went somewhere it should not have.

You are matched. Say hello or don’t.

Not going anywhere. One tap.

This one is better. Stay a while.

Leave when you want to leave.

and so on, for as long as you feel like it

04

Member directory

A list you can browse, kept apart from the queue.

Members who chose to appear publicly. Reading the directory does not change who the random queue gives you next — the two are separate.

Open the directory

05

Questions

The things people ask before their first call.

Do I need an account?

Not for your first chat. No account, no payment — press start and you are in the queue.

Can I choose who I get matched with?

No. Matching is random. There is no filtering by interest, topic, gender, country or language anywhere in it — the directory you can browse is a separate thing and does not feed the queue.

What does it cost?

You start free with an allowance. When that runs out, OkeDoo runs on coins.

Is there an app to install?

No. It is a website and it runs in a browser tab on a phone or a computer.

Can I keep my camera off?

Yes, on all three channels. Never open it, or close it partway through a call. The microphone has a separate mute.

What if a call goes wrong?

Report and block are inside the call, next to skip. Moderation runs 24 hours a day.

How is the directory different from matching?

The directory is a browsable list of members who chose to appear. The random queue is separate and ignores what you looked at.

One person is waiting. You can leave in one tap.

Your first chat needs no account and no payment. After the starting allowance runs out, OkeDoo runs on coins.

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