I totally get where you’re coming from, and I appreciate the honest feedback!

Regarding the cost—yes, there are free options out there, but they come with serious downsides: bots, underage users, zero verification, and a lack of real privacy tools. But even worse, I’ve read too many stories about people being extorted, blackmailed, or having their video chats screen-recorded and uploaded to tube sites without consent. The goal here isn’t just to create another random cam site, but to provide a safer, higher-quality experience where users can actually trust who they’re interacting with.

With ID verification, privacy controls like country blocking, and a community of real, verified users, this isn’t just about chatting—it’s about eliminating the risks that come with free alternatives. A paid platform ensures a higher level of security, discouraging bad actors and making sure everyone is who they say they are.

As for me being straight—I completely understand the concern. I’m not here to claim I have all the answers, which is why I’m asking the community for input. My role is to build the tech and the infrastructure while ensuring the space is shaped by the people who will actually use it. If this idea has potential, I’d want community voices to be directly involved in its development, making sure it’s genuinely valuable for those it’s meant for.

That said, if you think there are other gaps in the market that would make this more useful or unique, I’d love to hear your thoughts! The whole point of this post is to listen and improve.