A chat app that doesn't ask for your face or your ID
Dislite is group voice, video and chat that you join with an email and a username. No selfie, no face scan, no photo of your passport.
Why this matters
More and more apps ask you to prove your age with a face scan or a government ID before you can use them. That data has to be stored and handled by someone, and it can leak. In 2025 a breach at one of Discord's support vendors exposed ID photos from roughly 70,000 people who had appealed an age check.
The safest ID photo is the one you never upload. Dislite simply doesn't ask for one.
What you need to sign up
- An email address.
- A username.
- A password. Two-factor login is there if you want it.
That's the whole list. No phone number, no ID, no face scan.
What you get
Voice channels
Drop-in voice for your group with noise suppression.
Video and screen share
Show your game or your face, your choice.
Real-time chat
Groups, channels, DMs, threads, reactions and file sharing.
Clips
Share your highlights with your friends.
Discord details are from public reporting, late 2025 into 2026. See what Dislite stores for the full picture.
Common questions
Is Dislite free?
Yes. Creating an account, joining groups, voice and video calls, chat and clip sharing are all free. There is no credit card step and no paid tier you need for the basics.
Do I need to verify my age with an ID or a face scan?
No. You sign up with an email address and a username. Dislite never asks for a government ID, a selfie or a face scan.
Does Dislite show ads?
No. There are no ads, no sponsored quests and no in-app currency for watching promotions.
Does Dislite have voice channels and video calls?
Yes. Groups have voice channels you can drop in and out of, and you can call friends one to one. Calls support video and screen sharing.
How do I keep my account secure?
Turn on two-factor login in your settings. Signing in then needs a code from your authenticator app as well as your password.