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Random chat app: meet a stranger in seconds, no signup

A random chat app is one tap and you are face to face with someone new, somewhere in the world. No profile to fill, no endless scrolling. PLOXX is a free random chat app built after Omegle shut down - with real moderation, an optional avatar so you never have to show your face, and friends you can actually keep.

What a random chat app actually is

A random chat app connects you to a stranger at random - no friend requests, no algorithms guessing what you like, no endless feed. You click once, and a real person appears. That is the entire idea, and it is exactly what made Omegle and Chatroulette huge before they faded.

PLOXX brings the format back, without the two things that killed the originals: zero moderation and a creepy, unsafe feel. Every session runs through active moderation, reports are handled by a real team, and you decide how visible you want to be - full webcam, or an avatar that represents you without a single frame of your real face.

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Why PLOXX is different from every other random chat app

Most random chat apps are a race to the bottom: the same webcam grid, the same unmoderated chaos, the same paywalls hiding behind "free". PLOXX changes four things that actually matter.

How to use the app in three steps

  1. Open the site. Build your avatar: by continuing, you accept the short house rules. No email, no phone number, no signup form.
  2. Declare your age. You pick your age range once, before your first match. Your camera starts off: the other person sees your avatar, the text chat is always there, and you turn the camera on only if you want to.
  3. Hit Start. Every evening from 9pm to 11pm (Paris time), you are matched with someone who is online. Talk, or skip to the next person any time.

A random chat app should be simple, and PLOXX keeps the road to your first conversation short.

Is a random chat app safe?

It depends entirely on the app. The classic random chat apps got a bad reputation because they had no moderation and no age protection - anyone could see anything. PLOXX was designed the opposite way:

For a deeper breakdown, read our guide on staying safe on video chat sites.

Random chat app vs Omegle and Chatroulette

If you landed here after Omegle shut down in 2023, you are looking for a replacement that feels the same but works better. PLOXX is the closest in spirit while fixing the flaws:

Compare every option side by side on our alternatives page, or jump straight into talking to strangers.

Frequently asked questions

Is PLOXX a free random chat app?

Yes. Random matching, text and video chat, automatic chat translation, the friends system, levels and moderation are all free with no time limit. Optionally, the shop offers cosmetics and PLOXX Pro, a comfort subscription: +50% EXP and bonus Plox. None of it is required.

Do I have to show my face?

No. PLOXX is avatar-first: you can meet people entirely through a character you build, with the webcam turned off. Video is always optional.

Do I need to sign up or download anything?

No signup, no email, no app store. PLOXX runs in your browser and installs as a PWA in two taps if you want an app icon on your phone.

When can I get matched?

Matches run every evening from 9pm to 11pm (Paris time), when everyone plays at once. The rest (your avatar, messages, squads, the Arena, the shop) is open around the clock.

How is PLOXX kept safe?

PLOXX is for ages 15 and up: everyone declares their age before their first match, and under-15s are turned away. On top of that: active human moderation, camera snapshots on report, IP bans for repeat offenders, video that always goes through our servers for 15 to 17 year olds so their IP stays hidden from the other person, and priority handling of anything involving a minor.