Women-only space

Apni baat, apni marzi — pehle privacy aur safety ke niyam samjhein.

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Preview: this page explains the planned women-only calling lane. Browsing the preview does not verify your identity or activate private calls, number masking, blocking or moderation.

Who the planned lane is for

All participants must be 18 or older. Both the host and caller must have a verified KYC gender field of F or T (female or transgender). An unverified account cannot enter. This is an eligibility check, not a guarantee of anyone's behaviour.

Women-lane hosts are planned to appear only in the eligible lane, outside general listings. Calls will use a separate platform number. The public preview is not a private member area: do not upload private stories or identity documents here.

What you can talk about

Everyday life, work, family, relationships and personal experiences are welcome. You may discuss experiences such as periods, PCOS, pregnancy or menopause without being treated as making sexual conversation. Moderation is planned to consider this context. Harassment, sexual pressure and abuse remain reportable. Hosts offer company and listening, not diagnosis, treatment, therapy or counselling.

Your boundaries come first

  • You can decline a call, stop a conversation or leave without explaining why. Payment never buys permission to cross a boundary.
  • Keep your number, address, workplace, social accounts and payment details private. Never share an OTP, identity document or another person's story.
  • Do not move a conversation to private contact, arrange meetings, send money or accept pressure to do so.
  • Number masking is planned to hide each participant's phone number from the other. It cannot hide details you say aloud or prevent someone recognising your voice.

Before you call

You can talk about periods, PCOS, pregnancy, menopause, family stress, or anything else on your mind. You never have to share documents, intimate photos, contact details, or stay on a call that feels wrong. Hang up if you want to. A report asks the team to review what happened; it is not an emergency alert.

Planned host controls

The host's phone will ring first. A private announcement will give the caller's handle, prior call count and any note the host saved. Press 1 to accept or 2 to decline; no response within 10 seconds also declines. The caller is dialled only after acceptance, with no caller charge for a decline.

During a connected call, the host's * key will end it. The host's # key will end it, block that caller from that host and flag the incident for review. A report is not a confirmed strike. Both participants can always hang up normally.

Not recorded, still not confidential

Calls are not recorded and no human listens to them. AI follows the conversation live to end abusive or scam calls, and in this space it is tuned to understand health and intimate-wellness discussion. The other person still hears everything you say, so decide what to share. Read Recording & AI safety.

If something feels wrong

End the call. Planned follow-up controls will let hosts block, report or tag a caller through their dashboard or a post-call WhatsApp message. See Report a user for the reporting route and its current availability. Keep the call ID and a short description; do not include identity documents. Reports are not an emergency response service.

Talking about distress or self-harm must not earn a strike. A platform report cannot replace outside help.

Help outside the platform