Anonymous, not invisible: peers connect directly, so they can see your IP address. Use a VPN if that matters. Never share personal details with strangers. Nothing is saved; closing the tab erases everything.
Talk to real people. No strings.
Most social apps want an account, your phone number, and a subscription before you can meet anyone new. Driftroom wants nothing. Open the page and you're in.
Why it's different
No accounts. No sign-up, email, phone number or password. You get a random name each time you open the page.Nothing stored. There's no database. Messages travel straight from your browser to the other person's and vanish when you close the tab.Free. No subscriptions, no premium tier, no ads.You choose who you talk to. Nobody can pull you into a private chat; you accept or decline every invite.
What you can do
Topic rooms: join a room from the bar, or type any topic to create one.Nearby: meet people within about 20 km. Only a rough area is used; your exact location never leaves your device.Live rooms: see which rooms are busy and how many people are online.Private 1:1 chats: tap someone under People and send an invite.Private groups: create a locked room and share its link. Without the link, nobody can find, read or join it.Invite friends: share a link that drops them straight into your room.Block: hide anyone instantly. Floods and repeated spam are filtered automatically.
Stay safe
Anonymous is not invisible. People you connect with can see your IP address, which reveals your rough location and internet provider. Use a VPN if that matters to you.
Never share your real name, address, photos or accounts with strangers.
Nobody here can verify who anyone is. Leave any chat that feels wrong.
Because nothing is stored, there is no history, no moderation team, and no way to recover messages.
How it works
Driftroom is a static page. Browsers find each other through public relays and then connect directly with WebRTC, encrypted end to end. Your identity is a throwaway key made fresh each visit.