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Chat anonymously with strangers — end-to-end encrypted, no signup, zero tracking. Your conversations are yours alone.
True anonymity means more than a pseudonym — it means no data trail. Most "anonymous" chat platforms still log your IP address, store your messages on their servers, and track your session behavior. walubee was built for genuine anonymity: no account, no IP logging, no analytics, and every message encrypted before it leaves your browser.
Your identity on walubee is derived from a cryptographic key generated entirely in your browser. No email, no phone number, no personal information required. Add hashtags to discover people who share your interests, or jump straight into random chat for an instant connection.
What Real Anonymity Looks Like
Many platforms call themselves "anonymous" because they don't require a username. But behind the scenes, they're logging your IP address, storing your messages on their servers, and using cookies to track your sessions. That's not anonymity — that's just a lack of usernames. On walubee, anonymity is structural: your identity is a cryptographic key pair generated in your browser. No email, no phone number, no cookies. Messages are encrypted before they leave your device, and the server has no ability to read them. When you disconnect, your public keys and profile are permanently deleted from server RAM. There is no database, no message archive, and no tracking of who you talked to. This is what genuine anonymity looks like.
Why Anonymous Chat on walubee
End-to-end encrypted, no signup, zero tracking. Here's why thousands choose walubee for private conversations.
No IP Tracking
walubee does not log your IP address, use tracking cookies, or employ browser fingerprinting. There is literally no data to tie back to you.
No Account Required
Your identity is a cryptographic key, not an email address. Open the page and start chatting — no signup, no verification, no personal information.
End-to-End Encrypted
Messages are encrypted with AES-256-GCM using keys derived from ECDH key exchange — generated in your browser, never shared with any server.
Interest-Based Discovery
Add hashtags to your profile and find people who share your interests. Discovery is driven by what you actually care about, not by algorithms.
Cryptographic Identity
Your peerId is the SHA-256 hash of your RSA-2048 public key. It's verifiable, unique, and generated entirely in your browser — no server involvement.
Start Chatting in 3 Steps
No download. No signup. No data collected. Just open your browser and start.
Open & Go
No signup required. Your cryptographic identity is generated in your browser in milliseconds. Set your interests and start chatting.
Discover or Random
Find people through shared hashtags or jump into random chat for an instant anonymous connection.
Leave No Trace
Every message is end-to-end encrypted. When you disconnect, your server-side data is permanently deleted. No history, no logs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most platforms that claim to be "anonymous" still log your IP address, store your messages on servers, and use tracking cookies. walubee encrypts every message in your browser before transmission, logs zero tracking data, stores nothing in any database, and deletes your public keys from server RAM the moment you disconnect. Anonymity is the architecture, not a marketing claim.
Yes. There is no signup form, no email verification, and no phone number required. Your identity is a browser-generated cryptographic key pair (RSA-2048 for signing, ECDH P-256 for encryption). You can start chatting within seconds of opening the page.
Chat history exists only in your browser's IndexedDB. The server never stores messages — it only relays encrypted ciphertext. When you're offline, encrypted messages may be buffered for up to 24 hours, then permanently deleted. Your public keys and profile exist only in server RAM while you're connected and are deleted on disconnect.
Yes. Every private message uses ECDH key exchange to derive a shared AES-256-GCM encryption key. Messages are encrypted in your browser before being sent, and only the intended recipient can decrypt them. The relay server sees only ciphertext. Every message is also signed with RSA-PKCS1-v1_5 so you can verify the sender's identity.
Yes. Video calls use peer-to-peer WebRTC connections, and the signaling messages are encrypted through the same end-to-end channel as your text messages. The server never sees your video stream or connection details.
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