Non-Affiliation Disclaimer — AfterOmegle

Maintained by Madhav Agrawal, Founder of AfterOmegle

Last updated: July 5, 2026

AfterOmegle is an independent random video chat platform. It is not owned by, operated by, endorsed by, sponsored by, or officially affiliated with Omegle, Chatroulette, OmeTV, Chatrandom, Emerald Chat, Camsurf, Shagle, Monkey, or any other third-party random chat platform, website, app, company, brand, or service.

Independent Platform

AfterOmegle was created as an independent platform for users who want a simple way to talk to strangers online through browser-based random video chat. It launched in May 2026 and was built from scratch by Madhav Agrawal, a software engineer based in India, using a Go WebSocket backend, a Next.js frontend, and WebRTC for peer-to-peer video. No account is required to start a chat.

I built AfterOmegle because I wanted to create a simple random video chat experience that feels easy to use, but also more responsible about safety, privacy, and user control. Random chat should be fun, but users also deserve clear rules, fast ways to leave uncomfortable conversations, and a platform that takes misuse seriously.

— Madhav Agrawal, Founder

The name "AfterOmegle" reflects the idea of helping users find a random chat option after Omegle shut down in November 2023. It does not mean that AfterOmegle is connected to Omegle, operated by Omegle, approved by Omegle, or a continuation of Omegle.

Not a Successor or Replacement

AfterOmegle is not an official replacement, successor, relaunch, or continuation of Omegle or any other platform. It was not created by Omegle's founders, owners, or team.

Users who were previously on Omegle and are looking for a random video chat option may find AfterOmegle useful. But AfterOmegle is a new product with its own design, rules, safety systems, and technology. Nothing from Omegle carries over: not accounts, not history, not bans, and not moderation records.

If you are looking for information about Omegle's shutdown or want to reach Omegle directly, you would need to use Omegle's own official channels.

No Ownership or Endorsement

Any references to Omegle or other third-party platforms on AfterOmegle are for identification, comparison, commentary, or informational purposes only.

These references do not imply:

• ownership;
• partnership or sponsorship;
• official approval or endorsement;
• business relationship or technical integration;
• shared operation or shared moderation;
• shared user data or shared legal responsibility.

AfterOmegle operates separately and independently from all third-party chat platforms.

Third-Party Names and Trademarks

Omegle, Chatroulette, OmeTV, Chatrandom, Emerald Chat, Camsurf, Shagle, Monkey, and other names, logos, product names, service names, and trademarks belong to their respective owners. For background on trademark rights in the United States, the USPTO trademark basics page provides official guidance.

AfterOmegle does not claim ownership of third-party names, logos, trademarks, branding, designs, screenshots, or other protected materials.

Any third-party names used on AfterOmegle are used only to help users understand comparisons, alternatives, or informational content.

Comparison and Alternative Pages

AfterOmegle publishes pages such as "Omegle Alternative," "Chatroulette Alternative," "OmeTV Alternative," and similar comparison-style pages. These pages are intended to help users understand different random chat options and how AfterOmegle compares as an independent service. They are not official pages of those third-party platforms. References to competitor names on comparison pages may qualify as nominative fair use under the Lanham Act (15 U.S.C. § 1125), which permits use of a trademark to identify the trademark owner's goods or services for comparison or commentary, provided no affiliation is implied.

To browse these pages, visit our Alternatives section.

No Access to Third-Party Data

AfterOmegle has no access to accounts, messages, history, reports, bans, user data, moderation systems, or support systems from Omegle or any other third-party platform.

AfterOmegle cannot help users recover chats, accounts, bans, messages, or data from Omegle or other services.

If you need help with a third-party platform, contact that platform directly through its official channels.

Trademark Concerns

If you believe any reference on AfterOmegle creates confusion or improperly uses a third-party name, trademark, or copyrighted material, contact us through the channel listed on our Contact page.

Trademark law varies by country. This page describes AfterOmegle's position under US law. If you are outside the United States, the applicable rules in your jurisdiction may differ. Consult a qualified legal professional for guidance specific to your location.

For copyright-specific concerns, use our DMCA and Copyright Policy contact channel.

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