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by Stranger_X 1y ago
For all its noise, the internet can feel strangely lonely. Endless feeds, likes, and ads—but fewer real conversations. We wanted to change that. So we built StrangerMeet : One click → one real person. Text, voice, or video—your choice. Cont
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
Before everything turned into feeds, influencers, and ads, the internet was full of chance encounters. Talking to someone new—even for a few minutes—felt exciting and real. That’s gone now. So we built StrangerMeet : One click → one strange
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
Some of the most unexpectedly good conversations happen with people you don’t know. But most of the internet moved away from that. Omegle is gone. Social media is just feeds and ads. We wanted something simple again—so we built StrangerMeet
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Social Media Made Us Scroll. We Just Want to Talk Again (Stranger-Meet.com)(stranger-meet.com)
1 points by Stranger_X 1y ago|1 comments
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
Most of the internet today is designed to keep you scrolling, not connecting. Feeds, followers, likes—endless noise. But some of us still remember what it felt like to just talk to someone new online. No algorithm. No audience. Just two str
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
When Omegle shut down, something small but meaningful disappeared from the internet: the chance to meet a stranger, talk for a few minutes, and move on. It wasn’t perfect, but it was real. Social media doesn’t give you that anymore—it gives
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
Some of the best parts of the old internet weren’t polished feeds or follower counts—they were the random, unplanned conversations that made you feel connected for a moment. That feeling mostly disappeared. Social media is optimized for ads
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
Scrolling feeds and algorithms replaced real conversations. Most “social” platforms aren’t social at all—they’re noise. StrangerMeet is our attempt to bring back something simple: One click, one conversation, text/voice/video. Con
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
Most of today’s internet is noisy—feeds, followers, likes, and ads. But sometimes you just want something simple: one real conversation with one real person. That’s why we built StrangerMeet . It’s a modern, lightweight space to connect wit
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
Some of the most memorable conversations in life happen by accident—on a train, in a café, or with a stranger online. But most of the internet has moved away from that. Everything is optimized, curated, and filtered. We built StrangerMeet
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
Remember when the internet felt alive? When you could meet someone random, share a story, laugh for 5 minutes, and never see them again—but somehow feel less alone? That’s gone. Social media turned into algorithms, ads, and endless scrollin
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
When Omegle shut down, a lot of us lost those random, late-night conversations with strangers that felt strangely human. Social media doesn’t give you that anymore—it’s feeds, ads, and followers. So we made StrangerMeet . It’s simple: Tap o
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
Thanks for checking it out! The site is still in beta and pretty new, so activity tends to spike at certain times of day rather than being constant. Traffic has been growing though, and the goal is that over time you’ll be able to find peop
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
Thanks for checking it out! The site is still in beta and pretty new, so activity tends to spike at certain times of day rather than being constant. Traffic has been growing though, and the goal is that over time you’ll be able to find peop
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Show HN: StrangerMeet – A Modern Omegle Alternative for Text and Video Chat(stranger-meet.com)
4 points by Stranger_X 1y ago|13 comments
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You Only Get One Chance to Connect. We Fixed That(stranger-meet.com)
1 points by Stranger_X 1y ago|1 comments
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We Built a Chat App That Remembers(stranger-meet.com)
2 points by Stranger_X 1y ago|0 comments
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
It’s kind of ironic watching AI companies push for openness, then panic when the internet does what it always does — break things, remix them, and expose cracks. I’m just building a small project for chatting with strangers online (stranger
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
There’s definitely a gold rush vibe in AI right now — and not the good kind. It’s wild how quickly “open” AI research turned into billion-dollar lobbying and closed APIs. As someone building a small project (stranger-meet.com), I constantly
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
Super slick! Love how compact and Windows-friendly this is — so many MCP examples feel bloated or overly abstract. This is refreshingly direct. I’ve been building a real-time chat app lately (stranger-Meet.com) and running into all kinds of
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
Interesting take. It feels like academia is now stuck between being a training ground for AI models and being slowly gutted by them. First the AI companies read all the research, now they’re hiring away the researchers too. The irony? Unive
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by Stranger_X 1y ago
Just launched StrangerMeet, a simple platform to chat anonymously with strangers via text — no signup needed. Inspired by the old-school internet randomness (think Omegle, but cleaner and focused on meaningful or just fun conversations). Wo