
You write or record a voice message in your own language. Everyone else reads it in theirs. That is the whole idea.
1. Choose your language and a nickname
No account, no email, no password. Your nickname is how the room sees you.
2. You land in a room with other people
Rooms hold up to 25 people and are named after football clubs. You are placed in one automatically.
3. Write or speak — everyone reads it in their language
Type a message or record up to 30 seconds of voice. Others see the translation, and can always open the original.
Kenji writes in Japanese
この曲、子どもの頃を思い出す。
Maria reads it in Spanish
Esta canción me recuerda a mi infancia.
Example conversation — not a live message from the rooms.
Voice messages
Record up to 30 seconds, listen back before you send, and others get a transcript in their language. These are messages, not a live interpreted phone call.
Jukebox
Suggest a song from YouTube and vote. The room decides what plays next.
Today's question
A new friendly question every day, to give the room something to talk about.
Private chats
Ask someone for a private conversation. They decide whether to accept.
Blocking and reporting
Block someone and you stop seeing each other, in public and in private. You can report a message, and a room can vote to remove someone who ruins it.
When the room is quiet
Old messages do not mean someone is online. If you are alone, leave a message anyway — or come back later.