AyarChat
How to behave on AyarChat — the short, plain rules that keep a random voice call with a stranger worth taking.
Pick up a voice →A random voice call works because both people took a small risk: talking to someone they cannot see and have never met. These guidelines protect that risk. They apply to every voice call, video call, and text message on AyarChat, without exception.
Say hi like you would to someone standing next to you. Respect a no the first time. Keep the conversation legal and consensual — no harassment, no hate, no sexual pressure, no threats. If a topic makes the other person uncomfortable, drop it or skip.
Some things end accounts, not conversations: anything involving minors, recording or screenshooting another user, sharing someone’s personal details, impersonation, scams, and any illegal content. There is no warning ladder for these.
Every call screen carries skip, block, and report. Skip ends the call politely and costs nothing. Block keeps that person from being matched with you again. Report flags the session for the moderation team. Using them is not rude — it is how the queue stays clean. More on the safety model in is ayar chat safe.
What someone shares on a call stays on the call. Do not ask for addresses, workplaces, or financial details, and do not offer yours early. A voice is enough to get to know someone — the voice chat with strangers page explains why that is the point.
Reports are reviewed by people, and repeat offenders lose access. Decisions consider session context, not single quotes in isolation. If you believe a decision about your account was wrong, reach out through the contact page and a human will look again.