You do not have to install anything.

No install needed

Open the page, allow the camera, get matched. That is the whole setup, on a phone or a laptop. There is nothing to download, nothing to update, and nothing in a store listing with your name next to it.

Why that matters here

For an adult site, an installed app is a liability more than a convenience. It puts an icon on a device other people sometimes hold, it shows up in a purchase or download history, and it usually wants an account before it does anything.

A browser tab leaves no icon and no store record. It is not magic, though: your browser still keeps its own history and cache, and that is on you to clear if it matters. What you avoid is the permanent, visible thing sitting on the home screen of a device other people pick up.

Putting it on your home screen

If you do want one-tap access, your browser can add the page to your home screen itself — "Add to Home Screen" on iOS, "Install" or "Add to Home screen" on Android. It opens full-screen like an app would, but it is still just the site, and no store was involved.

What works on which device

Video, voice and text matching all run the same way on phone and desktop. On a phone the camera prompt comes from the browser; on a laptop it comes from the same place. Either way it is one permission, asked once.

The only real difference is the screen: on desktop you get more room around the call, on a phone the call fills the screen.

Still no account

Skipping the install does not mean the sign-up moved somewhere else. There is no email, no username, no phone number and no real name collected at any point — the same as it says on the home page. No account means there is no profile of yours for anyone to find.

What it costs

Starting is free. Coins pay for the extras on top, and buying them is optional — see pricing for the real numbers.

If you have not seen what the calls are actually like yet, start with video sexting.