Vibeark is a free anonymous chat app, built and operated from India. You open it,
tap once, and you are talking to a real stranger — no phone number, no OTP, no
real name, and nothing to install.
Most Indian social apps want your phone number before they will let you say a
word, and then they spend the next year suggesting people you already know.
Vibeark was built on the opposite idea: a conversation with someone who has no
context about you at all is worth something, and it should not cost you your
identity to have one.
Spark (profiles and matching) and video chat are still being built and are
not open yet. We list them as in-development rather than pretending they are
live.
Anonymous chat only works if the rules are real. Every chat has a one-tap report
button, reports attach to an account rather than to a throwaway session, abusive
language is masked in both directions, and serious violations — anything
involving minors, threats, or non-consensual imagery — mean a permanent ban and,
where the law requires it, a referral to the authorities.
The written rules are the Community Guidelines, the
Content Policy and the Safety Policy. You must
be 18 or older to hold an account.
Vibeark is free and there is no paywall on chatting. It is paid for by ads served
through Google AdSense. Advertisers never receive your messages, your email,
your date of birth or your profile from us — the Privacy Policy
and the Cookie & Local Storage Policy set out exactly what is
collected, what Google's cookies do, and how to switch personalised ads off.
Vibeark is an independent project run as a sole proprietorship from India. It is
not backed by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Omegle, or by any other chat
service. Questions, press, bug reports and legal notices all go to the same
place: see Contact.