You get a handle
First time you message the bot it hands you a random five-letter name. Something like rotin, or pipoz. From then on, that's who you are.
anonymous group chat, on signal
Your name is .
In here, you're <rotin>.
It's a group chat where nobody knows who anyone is. You message a bot, the bot passes it to everyone else, and all they ever see is your handle. Not your number. Not your name. Not even if they're the one running it.
To get in
Open Signal and send join to
That's the whole signup. You'll have a handle back in a few seconds.
Eight people talking. None of them know who the others are.
One room, one bot in the middle, and no real names anywhere in it.
First time you message the bot it hands you a random five-letter name. Something like rotin, or pipoz. From then on, that's who you are.
You type, it forwards. Everyone sees your handle and what you said. Tag someone with @theirhandle, or hit reply and it threads the way you'd expect.
It rides on Signal, which you've already got. Same app, same encryption, no new account to make and nothing extra on your phone.
Admins and mods can throw out anyone who wrecks the place. They still can't see your number or your name. That isn't a setting, it's just how it's built.
What you actually get, and where it stops.
The bot can reach you without handing your number to anyone in the room. It can't work backwards from a handle to a person either. That's rather the point.
Everything's set to disappear off every phone after a week. What nobody can stop is someone screenshotting it first. Any app that tells you otherwise is lying.
Photos and files never get passed along. A picture quietly carries your location, your device, the time you took it. One upload can undo the whole thing.
Send /privacy in the room and the bot tells you exactly what it's keeping on you and how long it keeps it. It's a short list.
Once you're in:
/who /whoami /invite
/privacy /about /quit /help