AyarChat
The rules of using AyarChat — what the service is, what free to start means, what coins do, and the conduct expected on every voice or video call.
Pick up a voice →AyarChat is a browser-based random chat service: one tap pairs you with another person online at that moment for a private 1v1 conversation — voice first, video when you both want it, text inside every chat. There are no group rooms, no public lobbies, and no feeds to perform for.
You must be an adult in your jurisdiction to use AyarChat. By starting a call you confirm that, and you confirm you will treat the stranger on the other side like a person. One account per person, and accounts are not transferable.
Your first matches cost nothing and no sign-up wall stands in front of them. Longer sessions may use coins, which are a virtual balance spent only when you decide to continue a call — the cost is shown before anything is spent, and starting a call never triggers a charge. Coins are not refundable once spent and hold no cash value.
No harassment, no threats, no illegal content, no recording other users, no impersonation. Skip, block, and report sit on every call screen — use them freely, because moving on costs nothing. The community guidelines spell out the details, and breaking them can end an account.
AyarChat is provided as-is. We work to keep matching fast and calls stable, but we cannot guarantee uninterrupted service, and we are not responsible for what another user says or does on a call. Your controls — skip, block, report, close the tab — are always available.
These terms can change as the product evolves; the current version always lives on this page with its date. Questions about the terms are welcome through the contact page. If any clause is found unenforceable, the rest still stands.