Say hello to someone you’ll never see.
Whislink pairs you with a random person for a live voice call. No photos, no feeds, no swiping. Two voices and whatever you end up talking about.
No sign-up needed. Leave any call with one tap.
How it works
Three steps to a voice
- Step 1
No sign-up
There's no account to create. You get a random username and avatar, which you can change any time. That's all the other person ever sees.
- Step 2
Get matched
Press Start a voice call and Whislink pairs you with someone else who's waiting. You won't meet the same person twice in a session.
- Step 3
Talk, then say goodbye
A live one-to-one call right in your browser. Send a message or a photo while you talk. Leave whenever you like with one tap.
Why voice
No faces. Just the conversation.
Most ways of meeting people online start with a picture, and a decision gets made before anyone says a word. On Whislink there are no photos to judge, no feed to scroll and nothing to swipe. You find out whether someone is funny, curious or kind the only way that counts: by talking to them.
Without a camera there’s nothing to perform. Talk from the sofa, on a walk home, or late at night when you just want to hear another voice. There’s no app to install; it all happens in your browser.
Privacy and safety
Anonymous by default
Calls aren't recorded
Audio goes between the two browsers, encrypted in transit. Whislink doesn't record or store what you say.
Chat that disappears
Messages and photos aren't stored on our servers. Your browser's copy is deleted when the call ends.
Report and block
Report someone and they aren't told. Block them and you'll never be matched again.
Adults only
Everyone confirms they're 18 or older and agrees to the terms of use before their first call.
Guides
Talking to strangers, made easier
- Your first call with a strangerNervous about talking to someone you've never met? What to expect on your first anonymous voice call, and how to make it go well.
- Conversation starters for talking to strangersNearly thirty questions and openers that work on an anonymous voice call, sorted by mood, plus how to follow up so the conversation keeps moving.
- Voice chat etiquette: how to be good companySimple manners for anonymous voice calls: sound, listening, boundaries and how to end a call kindly.
- Why voice-only? The case for talking without facesWhy Whislink has no photos, no video and no profiles to browse, and what changes when a conversation is just two voices.