MoodOrbit: Talk to Someone

Some days you just want to talk to someone. Not post about it, not scroll past it, not explain yourself to people who already know you. Just talk — and be heard.

MoodOrbit connects you with another real person for a short, anonymous conversation. Choose how you're feeling, tap once, and you're talking.

HOW IT WORKS
1. Pick your mood — happy, grateful, calm, excited, lonely, anxious, sad or frustrated.
2. Say whether you want to talk, to listen, or either is fine.
3. Get matched with someone in a similar place, and start.

VOICE OR TEXT — YOUR CHOICE
• Voice calls last up to 15 minutes
• Text chats run 10 minutes, and if you both agree you can switch to voice partway through
• No cameras, ever

ANONYMOUS BY DESIGN
• No real name, no photo, no profile to keep up
• You get a friendly vibe name — that is all the other person ever sees
• Nothing follows you afterwards unless you both choose to reconnect

NOBODY AROUND RIGHT NOW?
Real people are not always free at three in the morning. If nobody is available within a minute, MoodOrbit offers you an AI companion instead. It is entirely optional, and you stay in
the queue while you talk — so a real person can still come through.

SHORT ON PURPOSE
Every conversation has a visible timer and a clear ending. No endless threads, no pressure to reply, no guilt about leaving. One tap ends any call.

IN YOUR LANGUAGE
Matching takes language into account, so you are talking with someone you can actually understand.

YOUR VIBE JOURNAL
A private record of how you have been feeling over time. Only you can see it.

BUILT TO FEEL SAFE
• 18+ only
• Block or report anyone, at any time
• Not a dating app — no photos, no profiles, no followers
• Voice calls are never recorded, and text messages are deleted after the chat ends
• Built to European privacy standards, wherever you are

FREE TO USE
Five conversations a day, free.

MoodOrbit is a place to feel a bit better by talking to someone. It is not therapy, counselling, or a crisis service. If you are in danger or in crisis, please contact your local
emergency number or a crisis helpline.