Chat with verified strangers. Stay completely anonymous. Zero tracking, zero data selling, zero surprise walls. This is what privacy-first actually means.
When you chat on Ome Match, only you and the person on screen see the conversation. We don't record it. We don't archive it. We don't analyze it for "insights." It starts when you match and disappears when you leave.
Your location? Hidden. Your real name? Never asked. Your IP? We don't log it. You match with a verified person and that's it—no data trail, no behavioral profile, no surprise data broker selling your patterns.
This isn't "GDPR-compliant" as a checkbox. It's built into how we work. Minimal data collection. Transparent processing. Your rights—export, deletion, portability—work instantly, no fine print.
If a government asks for your data, you'll know about it. We publish a transparency report every quarter. No secret surveillance, no backchannels.
Everyone is ID-verified so the person you're talking to is real and accountable. But they still can't see who you are unless you tell them. Conversations are encrypted between you and them only.
No middle man reading your words. No algorithm tracking your mood. No advertiser learning what you care about.
Start for free and experience what truly private conversation feels like. No hidden costs, no surprise walls. How long you stay free depends on usage. After that, premium keeps the privacy intact.
We make money from subscriptions, not from selling your data. That's the alignment you need.
Yes. Once you leave the chat, it's gone. We don't archive, log, or analyze your words. Only you and the person on screen ever see them.
Yes. Conversations are encrypted between you and the other person. We can't read them. No one can except the two of you.
No. We never sell personal data. We make money from subscriptions, not from ads or data brokers.
Yes. Built-in by design, not as an afterthought. You have full export, deletion, and portability rights. We publish transparency reports quarterly.
If they get a legal warrant, we comply. But you'll know about it—we publish all government requests in our transparency report.