A NEW PLACE TO TALK
Why people look for an Omegle alternative
People still want the simple idea behind random chat: arrive, meet someone unexpected and start talking without weeks of swiping. They also want more control over who they meet, how private the conversation is and what happens when someone crosses a line.
Sexty is an independent service and is not affiliated with Omegle. It keeps the spontaneous matching idea while focusing on private text conversation, compatible preferences and tools that remain easy to find.
THE SEXTY FORMAT
Private matching instead of a public room
You choose basic matching preferences before entering the queue. When a compatible person is available, the conversation opens one-to-one. If the match is not right, you can leave and look for someone else.
Live translation makes international conversations easier, while no public profile means you can begin with words rather than an audience-facing identity.
- No public feed or follower count.
- Conversation-first matching based on compatible choices.
- Block, report and exit controls when you need them.
BEFORE YOU START
How to choose and use a random chat alternative
Read the privacy, safety and community pages before sharing personal information. A platform can provide controls, but your choices still matter: protect identifying details, distrust requests for money and do not open unfamiliar links under pressure.
Respect consent and age requirements. Leave conversations involving coercion, exploitation, threats or unwanted sexual content and report conduct that may put others at risk.
Compare the format with our random chat, review the safety guidance and read the Community Guidelines.
FAQ
Questions people ask before they start
Is Sexty affiliated with Omegle?
No. Sexty is an independent random chat service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Omegle.
Does Sexty use video chat?
Sexty currently focuses on private live conversations through text and built-in translation.
What safety controls are available?
Participants can leave a match, block a person and report a participant or message. The safety and community pages explain how to use these controls.