Anonymous Online Communities Built Around Who You Actually Are
raW offers anonymous online communities and interest-based group chats where people can speak honestly, meet like-minded people, and build meaningful connections without using a real name or photo.
What Are Anonymous Online Communities?
Each raW community is an online group chat organized around shared interests and experiences. You browse the rooms yourself and choose where you feel comfortable joining the conversation. Polls are a low-pressure way to see where you stand before you start talking.
How to Join a Community, Step by Step
- Sign up with a username, a password and an invite code. A recovery email or phone is optional and never shown to other members.
- Open Communities in your dashboard and browse the rooms and what each one is about.
- Join an open room in one tap. A locked room needs an invite code for that room or a request the raW team approves, and some charge tokens on entry.
- Post, reply and like messages under your username and avatar.
- Report any message that breaks the rules; reports go to the raW team for review. Or block its sender to hide what they send from then on.
- Leave a room whenever you want. If no room fits, tap Request a Community to propose one, and the raW team reviews it.
Moderation & Safety
raW moderators and admins enforce the rules across every community. Disagreement is welcome. Harassment and abuse are not.
- Members report messages that break the rules, and the raW team reviews them.
- Admins can remove messages, and a community's creator can remove members from that room.
- Moderators and admins can warn, time out, or ban accounts. A timeout is a temporary ban.
Anonymity Inside Communities
You participate under your raW username and avatar — no real name, no personal photo, no social capital from outside. Other members see your username, avatar and messages, never your recovery contact. What you share can still identify you, so keep personal details to yourself.
raW helps you find anonymous online communities where honest conversation feels easier. See how anonymous polls work, or read Safety & privacy and the FAQ.