When Omegle shut down, something small but meaningful disappeared from the internet: the chance to meet a stranger, talk for a few minutes, and move on.
It wasn’t perfect, but it was real. Social media doesn’t give you that anymore—it gives you feeds, filters, and ads.
We built StrangerMeet
because we think the web still needs space for serendipity:
Instant 1-on-1 text, voice, or video.
Continue later if you both want.
No followers, no algorithms, no noise.
It’s not about building an audience. It’s about having a conversation.
Does anyone else think this kind of randomness still matters in 2025?
It wasn’t perfect, but it was real. Social media doesn’t give you that anymore—it gives you feeds, filters, and ads.
We built StrangerMeet because we think the web still needs space for serendipity:
Instant 1-on-1 text, voice, or video.
Continue later if you both want.
No followers, no algorithms, no noise.
It’s not about building an audience. It’s about having a conversation.
Does anyone else think this kind of randomness still matters in 2025?