Bringing people together since 2012
About Dialova
You can arrive without a specific topic and leave with a conversation you weren’t expecting. That’s what Dialova is for.
A hello in a room, a discussion that comes alive, a nickname you’re happy to see: behind the screens, there are people who want to chat.
From an IRC chat to a community site
Dialova was born in 2012 as an IRC chat. A nickname, a room, and live messages: the essentials were already there. Over time, the project opened to the Web to become a community network.
The experience is designed for today's uses, on computers and phones. The desire remains the same: to rediscover the pleasure of a conversation that creates itself in the moment.
To find us, remember dialova.com: the only official address of Dialova.
Conversation first
You don’t need to have a big story to tell to enter a room. You can come and talk about your day, share a passion, seek some company, or simply see where the conversation takes you.
Dialova is a free community chat. Create an account, find a conversation, and take part at your own pace. You choose who to talk to and which conversations to keep going.
IRC is still part of our history and the site's operation. If you're curious about this choice, we explain how IRC finds its place in a modern chat.
Several ways to connect
The main room brings the community together. Our thematic and geographic rooms provide other starting points for conversations. And when the desire to get to know each other better is shared, exchanges can continue privately.
Text still has its place alongside public webcams and private audio or video calls. Games allow you to meet around a challenge; the comic book mode gives messages bubbles, characters, and another way to read the discussion.
To discover the possibilities of the site and learn how to use them, our FAQ guides you.
Space for everyone
A community is built on small acts of kindness: welcoming newcomers, respecting refusals, and letting others express themselves. Good vibes aren’t declared; they’re shared in how we talk to each other.
The Community Guidelines sets the framework. Blocking, reporting, and moderation tools are here to help enforce it. The Privacy Policy explains how your data is processed.
The rest is up to you
A discussion site comes alive with the people who use it. Ideas, feedback, and even small difficulties help us evolve it.
Do you have a suggestion or something to tell us? Write to us. And if you’re here mainly to chat, there’s a very simple way to start: say hello.
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