Okedoo

Okedoo is a random video chat that you can use without an account. The landing page loaded on desktop and mobile. The German start page shows the headline "Kostenloser & anonymer Zufalls-Videochat" and a short form. You pick your gender, your age from a range of 18 to 70 and which genders you want to be matched with, then press "CHAT STARTEN".

Below the form, a counter showed 66 people chatting on desktop and 68 on mobile, which is a fairly small pool for a random-match service. According to the site, text messages are available alongside video, new connections are screened by AI, and VPN access is restricted. We could not verify these claims from the landing page. In our measurements the site was reachable throughout the last 90 days.

The page links to a rules page and states that it uses filtering, but the start screen shows no moderators or report option. The age check consists only of choosing an age from the dropdown, so anyone can claim to be an adult. The biggest drawback is advertising. Above the form sits a Dutch-language promotional box with an explicit thumbnail that links to another site. This is out of place on a service that presents itself as general chat, and some users will find it off-putting.

You do not need to give an email address or create an account, and our check found no browser warnings or forced downloads. On mobile the page is laid out cleanly, with large dropdowns and a clearly visible start button.

Okedoo suits German-speaking adults who want to start a random video chat quickly and without signing up, and who do not mind a small user base. If you want a service without adult-themed advertising or with visible moderation, you may prefer to look elsewhere.