A little help. Keep talking.

Open Talkinch, choose “Continue with email”, then “Create account”. Enter your email, create a password that meets the rules shown, and review the required agreements. Finish by choosing your username and avatar. You can also use Google, or Apple when it is offered on your device. Talkinch is for people aged 18 and over.

Open phone verification from your profile or account settings. Choose the country code, enter your phone number and confirm the 6-digit SMS code before it expires. This completes phone verification for your account. Never share the code with anyone.

An unverified account can explore Talkinch and join eligible rooms as a listener. Phone verification is required to create a room, use room text chat or speak. A verified listener can take an available speaker seat when the room rules and account limits allow it. Verification and Talkinch Plus are separate: Plus is an optional paid entitlement.

They are separate steps. Email verification confirms your email address; the verified account status used for room participation comes from phone verification. You can review your email and phone status in Settings → Account.

Use the same sign-in method you used for your account. For an email password, choose “Forgot your password?” and follow the email code steps. Check spam folders for email codes, and the country code and phone number for SMS codes. If a code expires or attempts are limited, follow the on-screen instructions before trying again. If you still cannot access your own account, use the technical support section below.

Use “Report” or “Report user” from their profile or the conversation’s user actions. Select a category and reason, add any useful context and send the report. Follow the steps above. User complaints are handled through this in-app flow, not through support email.

No. Reporting sends a concern to the moderation team. Blocking limits social interactions with that user; muting their audio changes what you hear. These controls do not replace a report. Blocking also does not remove someone from a shared room. If a reporting flow offers a block option, you can use both together.

Open your profile, then Settings → Account → Delete account. Read the notices and any subscription information, then complete the final confirmation. Your sessions are ended and a 60-day pending deletion period begins. After that period, eligible data is erased or anonymized under the applicable process; some records may be retained for legal and security purposes. If you cannot reach this flow, use the dedicated contact channel in the Account Deletion guide.

Within the 60-day period, sign in and explicitly choose to reactivate your account on the activation screen. Signing in alone does not cancel the deletion request. Check the deletion date shown in the app. If you do not want to cancel the request, sign out without reactivating.

Deleting your Talkinch account does not automatically cancel an App Store or Google Play subscription. Manage or cancel renewal in the store account that bills you. Removing the app from your device does not delete your Talkinch account or cancel a subscription either.

To speak, verify your phone number, take an available speaker seat and allow microphone access. Check whether your microphone is muted, your device volume and the selected headphones or audio output. In a browser, check the site’s microphone permission too. If the issue continues, note your device, app or browser version and the steps that trigger it for technical support.

Check your in-app wallet history and the receipt from the store where you paid. If a completed purchase is still missing or a charge looks incorrect, contact technical support with the transaction reference, approximate time and a short explanation. Do not include full card details, passwords or verification codes.