Meet new friends
The whole point. Somebody you would never otherwise have met, on camera, right now — and no profile, no follower count and no algorithm deciding it for you.
Spoqi puts you on camera with one random stranger at a time. Press next whenever you like. No account, no profile, nothing kept.
One button, one stranger, and whatever the two of you make of it.
The whole point. Somebody you would never otherwise have met, on camera, right now — and no profile, no follower count and no algorithm deciding it for you.
Nothing moves a language along like having to use it with somebody who is not being patient for a living. Press next until you land on the one you are learning.
A queue, a train, an evening with nothing in it. Press next and it is a different conversation. Nobody expects you to stay, and leaving costs nothing.
Someone's kitchen in Brazil at midnight, a balcony in Warsaw. You are shown which country the other person is in, and nothing else about them.
Two strangers on camera only works if some things are not negotiable.
Your own browser watches your camera and cuts it within a second if it sees nudity, and our servers check as well. Anything confirmed ends the chat and blocks the device for good. Nothing is stored — the frames are looked at and dropped.
The report button keeps working after you have moved on, and shows you the last few people you spoke to with a picture of each, so you can point at the right one. Those pictures never leave your device.
Next moves you on immediately, Stop ends it entirely. You never owe a stranger an explanation, and nobody is told why you left.
Eighteen and over. Clothes on. Do not harass people. That is the whole list, and it is on one short page rather than buried in ten pages of terms.
One thing we will not pretend: the person you are talking to can film their own screen, here and on every other site like this. Worth knowing before you decide what to show a stranger.