Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built Mad Chatter Live because of the gap between "we should talk" and actually talking. Someone says let's catch up, and then it's five steps: pick an app, find a time, send an invite, wait, hope the link works. Most of those conversations quietly never happen. Credit where it's due: the spark came from my closest friend Madison Smith. We were talking about how clunky video chat is, I asked what he'd call something that fixed it, and he said "Mad Chatter." The name is his. I ran with it from there. So Mad Chatter is one thing: your @handle is a live address. Put it in a bio, an email signature, a business card. Someone taps it, your phone rings, and you're talking. They don't install anything and they don't sign up. The part I spent the most time on isn't the video. It's making an address you'd actually feel safe publishing. You choose who can ring you, first-time callers wait for your approval, you can set quiet hours, and blocking someone tells them nothing. It's free to claim a handle and free to use, on iPhone and Android. Pro adds the screening controls and more handles. Want to see it work? Ring me right now: madchatter.chat/levi. I'll pick up whenever I'm not replying here. One question I'd love your take on: would you publish your handle somewhere public? If not, what would have to be true for you to say yes? — Levi

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Your @handle is a phone number you can publish.

Your @handle is a phone number you can publish.

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