An Omegle alternative for adults
Omegle closed in November 2023 after 14 years. If you miss meeting strangers at random, Nukkad works in a similar way, with stricter rules.
Try a video chat
What happened to Omegle
Omegle launched in 2009 and paired strangers for text and video chat. Its founder shut it down in November 2023, saying that running it was no longer sustainable, financially or psychologically.
Any service like this has to take that seriously. Nukkad is adults only, and safety tools are part of the first version instead of an add-on.
What stays the same
One button starts a call with a random person. There are interest tags, so you can steer towards people who like what you like. You can leave whenever you want.
What is different
Age check before you start
You enter a birth date, and under-18s are turned away. A self-declared date can be lied about, so reports are the second line of defence.
Camera required
No camera means no chat, which cuts down on anonymous viewers who never show themselves.
One-click report and block
Reporting ends the call and you will not be matched with that device again.
Talk freely, within the law
Share a number or a link if you choose. Only threats, weapons, other crime, sexual talk about children and caste slurs are stopped, in messages and on paper held up to the camera.
Common questions
Is Omegle coming back?
Omegle has been closed since November 2023. Sites using its name today are unrelated to the original service.
Is Nukkad the same as Omegle?
No. It is a separate service with its own rules. The idea of meeting strangers at random is the part they share.
Do I have to sign up?
You log in with your Google account, which takes a few seconds. There is no separate sign-up or password.
Nukkad is an independent service and is not affiliated with Omegle.