Match with verified members and stay anonymous by default. The live room is not recorded on our side, we do not build a profile of you, and we are straight about the limited data we do keep. This is what privacy-first actually means.
When you chat on Ome Match, the live room is a real-time connection between you and the person on screen. We do not record it, archive it, or analyse it for "insights." It starts when you match and is gone when you leave — there is no saved file of your conversation.
We say "the room is not recorded," not "nothing is ever stored," because the second claim would not be honest for any real service.
No public profile. No real name required. You match with a verified member and stay anonymous until you decide otherwise.
"Anonymous" means we are not building an identity or behavioural profile of you — not that zero data exists anywhere. Your background, accent and offhand comments can still reveal more than you think, so keep identifying details out of frame.
No honest service stores literally nothing. A thin layer of non-video data is retained so the platform can run safely and lawfully: basic operational logs, payment records if you buy coins, and report context when someone files a report.
We are precise about this rather than promising that nothing is ever stored. The specifics live in our Privacy Policy, and a plain-language breakdown is on the data page.
Ome Match is free to start; some premium features may require payment. The business runs on subscriptions and coins — not on selling personal data or filling the screen with ads.
Verification reduces fake and abusive accounts, but it is not government ID and does not guarantee identity. See what "verified" means before you assume anything about a match.
Not on our side. The live room is not recorded, archived or analysed. When you leave, the session ends with no saved copy.
No — that would not be honest. The room is not recorded, but operational logs, payment records (if you buy coins) and report context are retained for safety and billing. See the data page for the full breakdown.
No. Verification reduces fake and abusive accounts; it is not government ID or KYC and does not guarantee identity. See what "verified" means.
No. Ome Match runs on subscriptions and coins, not on selling personal data or ads.
You can use it without a public profile, so we do not build an identity for you. It is not zero-data — logs and payment records exist. Limit what you show and say.