Meet new people,
on your terms.

momos is for adults 18 and older. You enter your date of birth when you first sign in, and sign-ups under 18 are blocked. We don't check ID, so we rely on you too: if someone in a call looks or says they're under 18, hang up and file a report.

Any content that sexualizes or endangers a minor is banned outright. We remove it, ban the account and report it to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

• Keep it clothed. No nudity, sexual acts or sexual requests.
• Be respectful. No harassment, threats, bullying or hate speech.
• Show your face, live. No covered cameras, pre-recorded video or pointing the camera at a screen.
• Don't record people. No screen recording, screenshots or sharing someone's video, audio or messages without consent.
• No scams or spam. No asking for money, gift cards or crypto, no ads, no impersonation.
• Nothing dangerous or illegal. No violence, self-harm content, drugs or weapons.

Breaking the rules can get you warned, suspended or permanently banned. The full list is in our terms of use.

The Report and Block buttons sit right in the call bar during every call. A report flags the account for a person on our team to look at. A block hangs up immediately, and that user can never be paired with you again. Feel free to use both.

After a call, email hello@momos.live describing the problem and the approximate time, and we'll look into the account.

You can tap Next at any time, and switch your camera or mic off whenever you want. You never owe anyone an explanation.

• People on our team review reports.
• We warn, suspend or ban accounts that break the rules. Repeat offenders are banned.
• Automated checks look for nudity or no face on camera and may blur or end a call.
• Sign-in with Google ties each person to an account, which makes bans stick.
• Your email is never shown to the people you meet.
• Your video and audio are never saved by us.

• We don't watch live calls, so we depend on reports and automated checks. Those checks miss things and sometimes flag the wrong thing.
• We can't stop the other person from recording their screen.
• We don't verify ID or run background checks on anyone.
• For privacy reasons, we can't tell you how another account was dealt with.

• Don't share your last name, address, school, workplace, phone number or social handles with someone you just met.
• Never share passwords or one-time codes, and never pay a match in cash or gift cards.
• Assume anything you show could be recorded.
• Be cautious if someone is in a hurry to get you onto a different app. That's a common scam move.
• If someone threatens to share images of you unless you pay, stop replying, don't pay, save the evidence and report it.
• If you ever meet in person, tell a friend and meet somewhere public.

Anyone in immediate danger? Call 911.

• 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: call or text 988, or chat at 988lifeline.org. Free and available 24/7.
• Online scams, fraud or extortion: report to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov.
• Child sexual exploitation: report to the NCMEC CyberTipline at report.cybertip.org or 1-800-843-5678.