On Android, you can use a dedicated app or open a compatible service in Chrome. Meetchi supports both an Android app and web access. Chatroulette and OmeTV advertise Android apps, Chatspin offers Android and mobile web access, and Camsurf publishes an Android app.
App or browser?
| Installed app | Mobile browser |
|---|---|
| Permissions managed in Android Settings; updates arrive through the store | Site permissions managed in Chrome; no install required |
| May send notifications if allowed | Background camera behavior is more limited |
| Check developer, data disclosure and in-app purchases | Check the domain before signing in or granting access |
Start Meetchi on Android
- Open meetchi.com in Chrome or use the current Android app.
- In the browser, choose Start as Guest for basic matching. The installed app has its own entry requirements.
- Allow camera and microphone only when Android asks for the active service.
- Start a match. Use Next to leave, and Report or Block when needed.
Fix common Android problems
- For Chrome, open the site controls and confirm Camera and Microphone are allowed.
- For an app, check Settings → Apps → the app → Permissions.
- Close another app that is using the camera or microphone.
- Disable battery restriction for the active app only if calls are being interrupted.
- Test Wi-Fi and cellular separately; live video can consume substantial data.
Android privacy checks
Grant camera and microphone access only to the verified app or domain, and revoke it when no longer needed. Do not show identifying information, send verification codes or remain in a call that feels unsafe.
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