Privacy

Koko Meet is a random one-to-one video chat. It is not an anonymous service: you sign in with Google and complete a profile. Matching pairs you with one other signed-in person who is available. It does not guarantee a match by gender, city, state, country, or language.

Video and audio are not stored by this application. Media is sent with WebRTC, directly between browsers when the network allows it. If a direct connection is not possible and a TURN server is configured, that server may relay the media only for the length of the call. This site does not record those streams.

We store your account details (name, email, and a password hash or Google account id), match records, safety reports, blocks, bans, and limited event logs such as “call started” or “call ended.” We do not store the contents of a call. Text you send in the match chat is stored with that match and deleted after 90 days.

You can block someone so you are not paired again, and you can report a call. Moderators may review the report text and account history. They do not receive the chat transcript, and they cannot watch a recording, because none is kept.

Analytics counts events such as registrations and completed connections. It also stores the page path, how long that page stayed visible, a device class (mobile, tablet, or desktop), the referring site host, a country code when the network provides one, and the IP address of the visit. Signed-out visitors are included. A random cookie ties those page views to one visit. Those rows are deleted after 180 days. Reports, bans, and audit logs are kept for moderation.

The service is intended for adults aged 18 and above. The application does not currently collect a date of birth or verify age with an identity document.

This page describes how the software behaves. It is not legal advice. The operator should review it against the services actually configured, including any relay, analytics, or sign-in provider.