Use it now it's free: https://maxbelle.ct.ws/chat I built something that I honestly think should become the standard before anybody agrees to meet offline. It’s a simple web app that forces every user to take a real-time picture of themselves before they can message anyone. No uploads, no old photos, no fake images — just a live snapshot. Every time you start a new conversation, you take a new picture. That means when you message somebody, you’re seeing their actual face at that moment, not a profile picture from years ago, not an image pulled from the internet. This is especially powerful for protecting kids. If a child thinks they’re talking to another child, but it’s really an adult pretending, the camera check instantly exposes the truth. If the person refuses to show their real face, you simply don’t respond. There’s no personal info, no sign-ups with names or emails. You can go into group chat, random chat, or private one-on-one conversations. For private chat, both people just enter the same username — no personal details exchanged — and the real-time picture still makes sure you know who you’re talking to. I see this as a bridge for safer communication online. A way for people to confirm who they’re really dealing with before they waste time, risk safety, or even agree to meet in person. Check it out, it's free. Nothing to download, works on any device with an internet browser.