Use today’s nickname
Public nicknames reset daily while your account persists. Less identity presentation, more genuine present expression.
About random identitiesWrite down today’s mood. Someone may respond, or you can just say it and stop.
ODO is a time-limited group chat space with daily resetting public nicknames. Like a diary written in sand, seen and answered by others for today.
Public live group chats visible to others · Rooms last up to 24 hours

Felt wronged, annoyed, or just have a thought to share.
You don’t have to tell a full story or seek an answer.
Public nicknames reset daily while your account persists. Less identity presentation, more genuine present expression.
About random identitiesRooms last up to 24 hours and may close earlier. Standard messages have no offline replay.
About room rulesStart a topic or respond to others. Being seen and answered does not oblige a continuous relationship.
Start from one feelingCreate a random account or log in with your bound credentials.
Post a sentence of how you feel, or join and reply to existing topics.
Others may reply. No contact exchange required, and no need to keep chatting.
ODO does not provide end-to-end encryption and cannot prevent screenshots or copying. Account, session credentials and payments are kept separately from rooms and do not vanish upon room closure.
Write down your present mood: start with a single feeling or small moment. No need for a full story, no requirement for replies.
Read guideBoundaries for personal info in anonymous chat: identifiable details, screenshot risks, private rooms, and how to exit.
Read guideExpressing this moment, or needing ongoing follow-up? Learn the differences in room duration, message history, and data boundaries.
Read guideUnderstand who can see your words, and
which data remains preserved.
When entering for the first time, you can pick a language and create a random account without entering your name, phone number, or email. Existing accounts can log in with bound credentials. The onboarding process creates and saves a random account, so it is not a completely account-free service.
Rooms exist for at most 24 hours from creation, and may close earlier if disbanded by host, inactivity timeout, or moderation. Closure clears room data, memberships, report evidence, and handling logs. Account, device credentials, membership, and payment info are retained independently from rooms; room closure does not mean these records are deleted.
Private rooms require a room number and password to join and do not appear in public discovery lists; hosts can also require admission approval. ODO does not provide end-to-end encryption and cannot prevent participants from taking screenshots, copying, or saving content.
Write down today’s mood. Allow replies, and feel free to stop whenever.