When you host a room, the room is your device. Everyone connects straight to you. There's no server holding the room somewhere, no company listening in. Close the app, the room is gone. Not archived, not paused. Gone.
Show up as whoever you like. Nobody has an account. Open the app and it makes up a name for you — keep it or change it. When you leave, it's gone. No profile, no history, no followers. Nothing to maintain.
No hot mic. Everyone starts as a listener, your voice never leaves your device. Want to say something? Request to Speak. The host brings you up, everyone hears you.
The host is the room. They see who's there and who's raising a hand. Bringing someone up is one tap. So is silencing them, if need be. That's not rudeness; it's how a room stays worth being in. And when the host leaves, the room ends for everyone.
Rooms do show up in a public listing as they're happening, so anyone can walk in and listen. A room is a conversation at a party, not a phone call. Names are just names, someone can call themselves anything.
Your device is the room. Listen freely, ask to talk, when it's over, it's over.
Party is a small FREE app made by people who miss when the internet felt like this.