Rules
Community Guidelines
The wheel is random. The rules are not. Here is where the lines sit on GoChatRoulette, and what crossing them costs.
One sentence, applied everywhere
When the wheel pairs two strangers, they have agreed to a conversation — and to nothing beyond it. Every rule on this page is that sentence meeting a specific situation.
What a good spin looks like
Someone says hello first. A no gets taken at face value. A dull conversation ends with a tap, not an argument. The people this site is built for leave most calls with nobody the worse for it and, on the good spins, both sides a little better.
Ends your access on the spot
- Anything sexual involving a minor, or any attempt to bring a minor into the service — removed, and reported to authorities, not merely deleted.
- Nudity or sexual acts on camera.
- Violence: threats of it, or celebration of it.
- Scams, phishing, and funnels into fraudulent schemes.
Removed after review
- Harassment — continuing past a stated stop, or pursuing someone across spins.
- Hate aimed at people for who they are.
- Recording or photographing the other person without consent.
- Spam, advertising and bots in any form.
- Impersonating a person or the platform itself.
How enforcement actually runs
Reports arrive at moderation with their context attached. Outcomes scale from warning to permanent removal, weighted by severity and history — and both participants in a call answer to the same rules, whoever spun first.
During a call, the on-screen report control is the fastest route. Afterwards, the contact page works. Anything involving a minor: child safety — those reports jump the queue.
If you are unsure whether something belongs on camera here, that uncertainty is your answer.