The deal, minus the legal fog
Opening tinchat.cam means accepting these terms. The service is for adults only, without exception: by using it you confirm you are 18 or older, and anyone younger should close this page now. If anything here is unacceptable to you, the fix is simple — stop using the service.
What TinChat is
TinChat is random 1v1 video chat with real people: a matcher that connects you with someone online at that second, private 1v1 video and voice calls, live text chat, and a page for browsing who is around. Calls are always a sealed room of two — no group rooms, no public broadcasts. How TinChat works walks the whole cycle step by step.
Free to start, coins after the free stretch
Guests begin with free opening matches — no card form, no sign-up wall. Beyond that stretch, longer sessions may run on coins. Every price is shown on the button itself and confirmed by you before any charge. Coins are a virtual good that buys time on the service; except where the law says otherwise, they are not refundable and cannot be turned back into cash. The TinChat Free page draws the exact boundary in plain language.
The behavior expected of you
Every call you take is governed by the community guidelines: no explicit content, no harassment, no minors, no scams, no recording the stranger opposite you. You also agree not to break the law through the service, not to probe or disrupt it, and not to pretend to be someone else.
Ending it, either way
Any call ends in one tap, and you can stop using TinChat whenever you like. We can suspend or remove access for breaking the rules — above all anything that puts the other people in the queue at risk. Moderation calls are made to protect users, not to argue edge cases.
Changes, liability and contact
As the service grows these terms may change, and the current version always lives on this page. The service comes as is, within what the law permits. Unsure about a clause? Write to [email protected] or open the contact page — a person reads every message.