Chitmet vs AirTalk: the short version
AirTalk and Chitmet are the two closest things to each other in this category: both are voice-and-text random chat with no camera and no sign-up, and both let you add someone as a friend and turn a text chat into a voice call. AirTalk has been doing voice since 2022 and says it has about 20,000 daily users.
The difference is matching. AirTalk matches at random within the countries you prefer or exclude, and hands you icebreaker questions to open with. Chitmet lets you pick interests, a language and a country before you match, shows a Vibe Match score, and — in Premium — a gender filter. For India that matters: you can meet Hindi, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu or Marathi speakers instead of whoever is online worldwide.
What else Chitmet adds
Photos, videos and voice notes inside a chat, but only after the other person allows media. A match history you can reread. Automatic detection of spam, scam links and phone-number fishing, plus human moderators. Safety tools are always free; Chitmet Premium adds the gender filter, sending media and a few extras.
Where AirTalk is the better fit
If you want pure random voice with a bigger global crowd at any hour, or to exclude a country rather than choose one, AirTalk’s head start shows. If you want to choose who you meet — by language, interests, topic or mood — try Chitmet; it takes one tap.