Random voice chat on iPhone: why a real app beats a browser tab
Want to talk to a random stranger by voice on your iPhone? Why we built Strangiva as an iPhone app rather than a website, with no sign-up and calls never recorded.
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Notes from the team building Strangiva, the anonymous voice chat app for adults. Honest, short and in plain words.
Want to talk to a random stranger by voice on your iPhone? Why we built Strangiva as an iPhone app rather than a website, with no sign-up and calls never recorded.
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