The changes to SafeMeet you can see, newest first. Each one says what is different for you, in plain words, and the day it reached users.
To find where people get stuck, the chat app now records a small sample of sessions as masked replays. All text on screen, including your messages and the other person's, and everything you type is hidden, images are blanked, and no replay is recorded if your browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track. The privacy policy has the details.
Tapping Next at the top of a chat now shows a "Chat ended · Undo" message for 3 seconds. Tap Undo and you stay in the same chat; do nothing and the chat ends. While the message is up, the message box says "Tap Undo to keep chatting".
When you delete your account, we now also ask our notification provider to remove your push-notification registration. If that provider can't be reached, your deletion still goes through.
On the SafeMeet Internals docs, closing the search box now puts keyboard focus back on the button that opened it, so keyboard and screen-reader users keep their place on the page.
The guides are now published as an RSS feed at safemeet.now/rss.xml, so a feed reader can tell you when a new one appears.
The "Is anonymous chat safe?" guide now has a section on anonymous voice and video chat, and a short FAQ. SafeMeet itself is text chat with images, with no voice or video.
There is now a SafeMeet community Discord server. The invite is in the footer of this site, in its mobile menu, on the support page and in the profile menu inside the app.
Reputation only affects who you are matched with, and nobody sees the score. It counts strikes, upheld reports and repeated flagged messages. Skipping a chat and outages on our side never count against anyone, and when an appeal is accepted, the reports it contested stop counting.
"What happens when you report someone" and "Does SafeMeet hide your phone number?" each give the short answer first, then explain it in sections with their own FAQ.
A new chat with another person now offers three tappable openers. Tapping one only fills in the message box; you still press Send. They are in English, so they show when your chat language is English or not set.
Each of the 15 language pages under /chat now opens with a short welcome in that language, with the English version shown beneath it, and answers six questions of its own.
On a phone, the inbox now fits the visible screen, so the browser's toolbar no longer covers the message box.
If we can't check an image, it isn't delivered, and your own chat now shows "Not delivered: we couldn't check this image, so it wasn't sent."
While you wait for a match, the screen now says that if nobody is free after 30 seconds, SafeMeet's AI companion steps in, and that it is always labeled as AI.
The crisis protocol page explains what SafeMeet does when someone says they are thinking of self-harm: crisis resources are shown to them privately, and disclosing is never punished.
A child safety standards page now says what is prohibited, how to report it inside the app, and who to contact.
New field notes at safemeet.now/docs describe how moderation, the report and sanction rules, bots and the architecture behave, and why.
There is now a page for each of the 15 languages SafeMeet supports, explaining how the language filter works: once you set a language, you are paired only with people whose language is the same, or who have not set one.