SUPERLIVE
The behavior rules on SuperLive: keep it clean, respect the stranger on the other side, no minors, no scams, no recording — and how reporting and moderation enforce them.
Start a live chat →SuperLive drops you face to face with a real stranger in seconds. That only stays fun if the people in the queue are worth meeting, so these guidelines define what gets you welcomed back and what gets you removed. They apply to video, voice and text alike.
SuperLive is an 18+ service, but it is not an adult content service. Nudity, sexual acts, and sexually explicit behavior on camera are prohibited, as is asking strangers for explicit material. Flirty conversation between consenting adults is fine; explicit content is where the line sits, and crossing it ends the account.
No harassment, hate speech, threats, or targeting someone over who they are. No means no, on camera and in text. If a chat is not for you, skip — it is one tap and nobody owes anyone an explanation. The safety tips page covers the habits that keep good calls good.
Everyone on SuperLive must be 18 or older. If you suspect the person on your screen is under 18, report the match immediately — that report goes straight to human review. Accounts linked to minors are removed and, where the law requires, referred to the authorities.
Never ask strangers for money, gift cards, or off-platform payments, and never drop promotional links or run a script at people. Just as important: do not record, screenshot, or rebroadcast the person you matched with. A private call is private for both sides.
Every report and block feeds human moderation, and repeat offenders are removed from the matching queue — temporarily for a first strike, permanently when the behavior warrants it. The mechanics of reporting and blocking are answered in the help center.