Anonymous chat rooms, burner numbers, secret chats and messengers compared — privacy, encryption, convenience and honesty.
Three private surfaces. Same zero-knowledge architecture.
Searching "anonymous chat" brings up random chat roulettes, burner number apps and messengers. They answer very different needs.
Great for meeting strangers, poor for privacy: conversations are rarely encrypted, moderation varies, and you cannot choose who joins.
Useful when someone insists on a phone number. Downsides: often paid, require an app and an account, and the provider can link the number to you.
Strong encryption, but both still need an account tied to a phone number or username, and the other person must install the app.
DRIVUNO Secret Chat sits in a different spot: a private room for the people you choose, created from a link, opened in a browser, with no account on either side. It supports text, photos, videos and files, view-once photos, expiring messages and a burn button. It is free.
Three private surfaces. Same zero-knowledge architecture.