STEP 01
You choose the basic matching preferences
Before searching, you provide a first name, your gender and who you would like to talk to. These choices define compatibility for the current search and help avoid clearly mismatched connections.
There is no public directory to browse. The information is used to prepare a private conversation rather than create a public profile page.
STEP 02
The queue looks for an available compatible participant
A match requires another available participant whose choices are compatible with yours. When that person is ready, Sexty opens a one-to-one conversation for both of you.
Waiting time can vary with activity and matching preferences. No responsible service can guarantee a particular person, location or result from every search.
STEP 03
You decide whether the conversation continues
A match is only the beginning. Both people can choose what to discuss, use translation when needed and leave if the conversation is not a fit.
After leaving, you can search again. Block and report controls are available for conduct that crosses a boundary or may create a safety concern.
- A match does not guarantee chemistry.
- Translation can support different languages.
- Leaving is always a valid choice.
You can also explore how random chat works and how matching supports international conversations.
FAQ
Questions people ask before they start
How does Sexty decide who I meet?
The service looks for an available participant whose selected preferences are compatible with yours.
Can I choose a specific person?
No. Sexty is built around spontaneous matching rather than browsing a public catalogue of people.
Can I search again after a conversation ends?
Yes. You can leave a match and return to the search flow to meet someone else.