Why you'll want it
Your number stays yours
Chat with someone you don't know without handing over your phone number, your email or your name.
One code, one chat
Each code works once. When it's used it's gone, and a code nobody uses is removed after five days.
Just a nickname
You each pick a nickname for the chat. Nothing from your profile is shared — no photo, no details, no share code.
How it works
01Make a one-time code
Choose "Generate anonymous share code" and pick a nickname. The app shows the code once, as text and as a QR code, and never saves it.
02Read it out or let them scan it
The other person types the code or scans the QR code in their allme app, and picks a nickname of their own.
03Chat under nicknames
You're connected for chat only, and each of you sees just the other's nickname. The chat always shows that it isn't end-to-end encrypted.
How anonymous codes work
An anonymous code is separate from your share code: it is made for one chat, deleted the moment it is used, and removed after five days if nobody uses it. There is no link for it — only reading it out or a QR code. Because neither of you shares a profile, there is no key to lock the messages with, so an anonymous chat is not end-to-end encrypted, unlike your chats with the people you're connected to.
Read the privacy deep-dive →Frequently asked questions
Does the other person see my name or number?
No. They see only the nickname you picked. Nothing from your profile is shared.
Are anonymous chats encrypted?
No. An anonymous chat is not end-to-end encrypted, and the chat always shows a notice saying so. Keep it to things like a price, a time and a place.
How long does a code last?
It works once: the moment someone uses it, it is gone. A code nobody uses is removed after five days.
What if someone misbehaves?
You can report or block them right from the chat. A report reaches the real account behind the nickname.
How do I end the chat?
Remove the connection from its menu, and the chat is over.