Vent by voice with someone nearby

Sometimes all you need is someone to listen. On Gryb you tap Search, we find the closest person looking for a conversation right now, and you talk it out by voice, about your day or whatever is on your mind

When do you need to vent?

After a long day at work when you want to get things off your chest. Late at night when you are bored and do not want to bother family or friends. When something happened and you want the view of someone who does not know the whole story. Or just when you want a light conversation to change your mood

Talking out loud is more of a relief than typing. You say things your own way, the other person hears your tone and replies right away, just like talking with someone sitting next to you

Why people near you?

Gryb starts the search around you, so you often talk with someone from your own city who knows the same places and lives the same day to day. That makes the conversation easier and closer to your life, whether you talk about traffic, work or weekend plans

How to vent on Gryb

1. Tap Search. Choose who you would like to talk to, then tap Search
2. Closest first. We start with the nearest person searching right now, then widen the search little by little
3. See before you accept. You see their name and how far away they are, then accept the call or skip
4. Talk freely. The call is voice, with no video
5. Clicked with them? Add them as a friend, send messages and photos, and call them whenever you like

Comfortable and safe

• No phone number or email. You sign up without either, and you choose the name people see
• Block and report in one tap. If someone makes you uncomfortable, block or report them. We do not show your name to the person you reported
• Adults only. Gryb is for people 18 and over
• You decide. End the call and search for someone else whenever you like

Want to know more about voice conversations on Gryb? Read A voice chat app for talking with people nearby

An honest word

Gryb is a place for everyday conversation and light venting, and it is not a substitute for professional help. If you are going through a hard time, talk to someone you trust or to a professional who can help

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