Tikible: Anonymous Random Chat

Sometimes you want to talk to a stranger: no strings, no message history, nobody's expectations. Tikible does exactly that. You press /start, the bot finds a random partner, and the conversation begins. 💬

The bot is anonymous: you cannot see each other's profile unless you decide to share it. Around 27 thousand people use it.

How a first chat goes

First the bot asks for your age, gender and similar details it uses to match people. After that it is simple:

1. Press /search. The bot looks for a free partner.
2. Talk. Messages pass through the bot, personal details stay hidden.
3. Not feeling it? The /next command ends the dialog and finds someone new.
4. Done for today? The /stop command ends the conversation.

Language is no longer a wall

Your partner may write in another language. The /translate command helps: reply to a message with it, and the bot translates it into yours. For random chats with people from around the world, that is a lifesaver.

Translation is automatic, so jokes and slang sometimes come out odd. Take it with humor. 🌍

Games instead of awkward silence

The familiar truth-or-dare is built in. /truth sends a question and /dare proposes a challenge. When talk stalls, it is a handy way to warm things up.

If your partner wants to keep in touch, you can send a link to your profile with /link. Do that only by your own choice and when you trust the person.

What is free and what costs extra

According to the service, random chats are free. Extras such as choosing a partner by gender or location are paid via /premium, with payment inside Telegram using Stars. There are also promo codes and a referral program that gives free Premium for an invited friend.

If you pay, read the terms in the bot itself. For payment problems there is a /paysupport command.

Safety beats curiosity

Anonymity works both ways: you do not know who is on the other end. So caution is always needed. A few rules:

• Do not share your surname, address, school or workplace. A nickname is enough.
• Do not send photos or documents. You cannot take them back.
• Do not open links from strangers. That is a common phishing path.
• Do not send money. A plea for help from a random contact is a reason to leave the chat.

The service says rule breakers get banned, and the rules are available via /about. If a partner behaves badly, end the dialog and report it through the feedback form.

Making chats nicer

Open with a concrete question instead of a bare hello. People answer a specific topic more willingly: music, travel, movies. Set your real age in settings, otherwise matching loses its point. Remember that a normal person sits behind the screen, and politeness beats any filter.

Who it is for

The bot is meant for adults. Teenagers are better off on moderated platforms. If you just want an evening chat about anything, Tikible fits, but keep a cool head and a sensible distance. ✨