Anonymous Q&A in class or at work
Let people ask the awkward question without putting their name to it. Open a room, share the link, and close it when the session is over.
Nullchat is group chat with no accounts and no history. Open a room, share a link, and when it's over it's gone for everyone.
One room. One link.
No trace.
here's how it works ↓
One tap. No email, no phone number, no password. Pick a throwaway name and you're in.
Share the room link, or tear off a one-time stub for each person. Once it's used, it's dead, even if someone copied it.
Turn on burn mode and messages turn to ash for everyone. Close the room and the messages and files go with it.
Everything a group chat needs, and nothing that outlives it. No profile to fill in, no archive to clean up, no settings buried three menus deep.
Let people ask the awkward question without putting their name to it. Open a room, share the link, and close it when the session is over.
Give a talk, a meetup or a game night its own chat that exists only for the event. Set a timer and the room closes itself.
Sort out a surprise, a trip or a sensitive group decision, then let burn mode turn the messages to sand.
Hand out one-time links so each person gets in once. No accounts, no phone numbers, and nothing stored afterwards.
Type a message and watch it join the mesh. Then refresh the page. It's gone, just like a real room.
No phone number to sign up, no profile tied to who you are, no archive waiting on a server. When a room closes, this is the whole bill.
No. You choose a temporary display name for the session. There is no email, phone number or password involved.