Random voice chat
with strangers.

Why voice chat without video?

Most random chat platforms are built around video — and that puts most people off. Being on camera with a stranger you've never met creates pressure that makes real conversation harder. You're managing how you look as well as what you're saying.

Audio-only removes that pressure entirely. You can focus on what's being said. Conversations tend to go deeper because neither person is performing for a camera. It's closer to a phone call than a video meeting — and for talking to strangers, that's usually a better experience.

How vibe matching improves voice conversations

Random matching without intent signals produces random-quality conversations. KoruTalk's vibe system solves this at the source. If you select "vent", you're matched with someone who actively wants to listen. If you pick "debate", you get someone who wants to argue ideas. The conversation has a direction before it starts, which makes the first 30 seconds — the hardest part of any random chat — significantly easier.

Privacy in peer-to-peer voice chat

KoruTalk uses WebRTC for voice, which means the audio goes directly between your browser and the stranger's — not through a recording server. KoruTalk's servers handle the initial matchmaking and signalling, but once the call is established, the audio is peer-to-peer. No recordings are made at any point. When you disconnect, there is no audio file to retain, share, or breach.