On your phone

Is there a FunChatt app?

A note on the name: this page is about funchatt.live, which is an independent site.

Not for this site. There is nothing to download for funchatt.live from the App Store or Google Play. Nothing to install: funchatt.live runs in your phone's browser, and you can add it to your home screen so it opens like an app.

Start video chat in your browser

Put it on your home screen

Two minutes, once. After that it opens straight from the icon.

iPhone & iPad

in Safari

  1. 1Open funchatt.live in Safari. Chrome and Firefox on iOS can also do this since iOS 16.4, but their menus differ — the steps below are Safari's.
  2. 2Tap the Share button in the toolbar (the square with an arrow pointing up).
  3. 3Scroll the share sheet and tap Add to Home Screen.
  4. 4Name it, then tap Add. A FunChatt icon appears alongside your other apps.

Android

in Chrome

  1. 1Open funchatt.live in Chrome.
  2. 2Tap the three-dot menu in the top-right corner.
  3. 3Tap Add to Home screen — or Install app, if Chrome offers that instead.
  4. 4Confirm. The icon lands on your home screen; depending on your Chrome version it is added either as an installed web app or as a shortcut, which changes how much browser chrome you still see.

What running in a browser actually means

Nothing to download, nothing to update

There is no install step, no permissions list to approve up front, and no app sitting on your phone between sessions. You never have to go and fetch an update — a reload picks up the current version.

The camera works the same way

Your phone browser asks for the camera and microphone when a match connects, and you can flip between the front and rear camera during a call. The permission is the browser's, which means you can withdraw it later from the browser's own site settings.

From the home screen it opens in its own window

Once added, FunChatt opens from the icon in its own window rather than inside your browser tabs. Exactly how much browser furniture disappears varies a little by phone and browser version.

Leaving the page ends the session

There is no background service, so closing the tab or the home-screen window ends what you were doing. Nothing keeps running when you are not looking, and nothing arrives while you are away.

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