Just the two of you.
Nobody watches, nobody joins and nothing is recorded. When the minute ends, it's gone.
Someone on the other side had exactly the time you just spent waiting.
I want my minuteSixty seconds is too short to pretend and long enough for something to happen. Wynvi puts you in front of someone you don't know and lets the clock run.
They aren't steps — they're three ways to spend the same minute. You can stay in one of them forever.
Nobody watches, nobody joins and nothing is recorded. When the minute ends, it's gone.
You go in knowing: other people watch, react and pick who won the minute.
Drop into a face-off already in progress, send reactions and vote — after actually watching.
Silence is what kills a sixty-second conversation. So there's always something happening to push you both along.
Make them laugh. Get them to say a word. At the end, they're the one who says whether you pulled it off — and that's how you earn XP.
You build your bar of reactions and effects beforehand, then use it mid-conversation without stopping to talk.
Sending a gift is the shortest way to say it was worth it. Whoever receives it keeps it.
XP, Stage wins, reputation and the conversations that counted — all still there after the call drops.
A one-minute conversation with a stranger only works if you can cut it off instantly. Block, report and leave are always one tap away.
It starts at 60 seconds. Some items add time, always with a cap — nobody stretches a call forever.
Private ones aren't. Picture and sound go straight from one phone to the other and are never stored. The Stage is the opposite, and says so before you enter: there it's public, broadcast and recorded.
No. It's random on purpose — not knowing who's next is the point. We only account for your language, who you've blocked and who you just met.
18. Accounts suspected of being underage are removed on the first report, before any review.
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