Voice conversations matched by what's on your mind.

Type what's on your mind. Invite someone. Talk.

No profiles. No followers. Just voice.

Talk like strangers on a train.

Public beta — timing to be announced

Sign up to get notified when we launch.

No voice recordings • Minimal data stored

Affinity app interface showing particle orb animation and text input

Why it feels different

Anonymous by design

No profiles, no follower graph.

Talk without performing.

Timeboxed on purpose

7 minutes keeps it light.

A spark, not a commitment.

Your words, your links

Type what's on your mind in your own words.

Or share a link from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, or Reddit.

How it works

1

Type what's on your mind

Write what's on your mind, or share a link you want to discuss.

2

Browse & invite

Swipe up to discover what others are thinking about, then tap to invite.

3

Talk (up to 7 minutes)

Voice only. Hang up anytime. No pressure.

Safety & privacy

One-tap Report & Block

Blocks apply everywhere. Re-exposure is prevented.

No voice recordings

Calls are live only. We don't record or save voice audio.

Minimal data stored

We store the minimum needed to run the app and keep it safe. No names, no contacts, no social handles.

FAQ

What is Affinity?

An app for anonymous, timeboxed voice conversations matched by what's on your mind. Type a topic, browse what others are thinking about, invite someone, and talk. No profiles, no followers, no DMs.

Is it anonymous?

Yes. No names or profiles are shown. Voice is still voice, so avoid sharing personal info you wouldn't tell a stranger.

Do you record calls?

No. Calls are live only. We don't record or save voice audio. See our Privacy Policy for full details on data.

What if I have a bad experience?

Report & Block in one tap. Blocking prevents re-matching. If something feels off, report it.

How do I join?

Available on iOS (via TestFlight) and Android. Public beta timing to be announced — sign up to get notified.

Is this a mental health service?

No. Affinity is a place for honest conversation, but it's not therapy and not a crisis service. If you need urgent help, contact local emergency services or a crisis hotline.