real people · no sign-up · never waiting alone · translation built in · 15 languages · 18+
Pick a room and tap ‘Start talking’. While a partner is being found, you're in the lobby — with others who are waiting too.
Talk — just a conversation. Flirt — adult topics, 18+.
A shared chat where everyone is waiting for someone to talk to. Write to everyone or invite someone to talk one on one.
Write in your language, the other person reads it in theirs. 15 languages.
No bots. If someone writes to you, it's a real person.
Nobody sees a one-on-one chat. It's deleted after 24 hours.
That's all. No name, no email.
While we find you someone, you can see everyone else who's waiting. Write to all of them, or invite one to talk on your own.
One-on-one, about whatever you like. Another language translates itself. Had enough? Press Next and you're with someone new.
No bots, no programs pretending to chat. If nobody's here, the site says so.
No phone, no email, no name. A guest gets 5 conversations a day; an account removes the limit.
That's where people wait. You're in it under a name like “Guest 2847”: you see who else is here, write to everyone — or invite one person to talk on your own.
Fifteen languages. A conversation across two languages translates itself, with the original kept underneath. In the lobby, it's one tap.
A separate room for grown-up talk: everyone in it is 18 or over. It's a text chat, not a way to meet up.
Nobody else sees a one-on-one conversation. It's erased after 24 hours.
Fifteen languages on the site. Talk to someone who actually speaks yours.
Someone you'd never run into otherwise, from wherever they happen to be.
Nobody here knows you. No history, no reputation to protect.
Sometimes you need to tell someone. A stranger listens differently.
No phone, no email, no name. Gender and age are optional. Your partner will see them.
Chats are never published or sold. A chat is erased within 24 hours of ending; if somebody reported it, it waits until the report is dealt with — never longer than 30 days. Lobby messages last 24 hours. The other person's text goes to a translator while your translation is on; you can turn it off in any conversation.
One tap on Next and you're with someone else. No explaining.
Nobody here is a program. Quiet means quiet.
They show who's here right now. No people, no numbers.
If someone invites you, a real person pressed the button.
Nobody made any up.
SayHello is an anonymous chat where you talk one-on-one with a real person. It's a text chat with strangers with no sign-up and no bots: no account, nothing to install, no phone number. Open the site, press Start talking, and you're in the lobby. The lobby is where people wait: you show up under a name like “Guest 2847”, see who else is looking for someone to talk to, and can write to everyone or invite one person to talk on your own. The search keeps running meanwhile. Once someone is found, a one-on-one conversation opens, and it's just the two of you in it. You write in English and they write in Spanish? Messages translate themselves, the original stays under the translation, and you can switch translation off in any conversation. In the lobby, translation is one tap. There are 15 languages, and the search starts with yours. There are two rooms: Talk, for whatever you feel like, and Flirt, for grown-up subjects — everyone there is 18 or over. Press Next to talk to someone else. A guest gets 5 conversations a day; a free account removes the limit. Chats are erased 24 hours after they end.
Omegle is gone, and most of what replaced it is video, adverts and bots. Here it is text, one-on-one, and the person on the other end is a person.
Press Start talking and you're in the lobby, where you can see everyone else who's waiting. Once someone is found, a one-on-one conversation opens. Don't want to carry on? Press Next. The chat gives you:
Anonymous doesn't mean lawless. What actually happens:
If you've been looking for somewhere to talk since Omegle closed, this is text-first and deliberately plain. How it differs from Chatrandom, Emerald Chat, Shagle or Camsurf:
SayHello suits you if you want to:
Nothing to install. SayHello runs in your browser, on a phone just as well as on a laptop.
Press Start talking and you're in a conversation. That's the whole thing.
A text chat where you talk one-on-one with a real person. No account, nothing to download — it runs in your browser. Press Start talking and the search begins.
No. Real people only.
No. As a guest you get 5 conversations a day and they come back the next day. An account is free: it removes the limit, lets you open photos you're sent, and lets you set who you're looking for.
Your own gender and age go in search settings. Who you're looking for is set in an account, and an account is free. For the first 10 seconds of a search that counts as a requirement; after that it becomes a preference, so you don't wait all evening: a priority, not a guarantee. Language works the same way — yours first, any language if you allow it.
Press Next. The conversation ends and the search starts again. There's no limit on how often.
Anyone can send one. Opening a photo you receive needs an account — it makes it harder to push something at someone who didn't ask for it. Photos arrive blurred, and the person decides whether to open them.
Nothing. There are no paid features.
It happens, especially at night and in less common languages. The search doesn't switch off, and while you wait you're in the lobby with everyone else who's waiting: write to all of them or invite one. An invented partner will never appear instead of a person.
A chat is erased within 24 hours of it ending. The one exception is a chat somebody reported: that one is read, and it is kept until the report is dealt with — never longer than 30 days.