Free voice chat for your gaming group

Jump into a voice channel with your squad from any browser or phone. Clear audio with noise suppression, video and screen sharing when you need them, and chat right next to it.

Create a free account Free to join. No credit card, no ID upload.

Built for playing together

Drop-in voice channels

Each group gets voice channels you can join and leave without calling anyone. See who's already talking before you hop in.

Noise suppression

Krisp noise suppression where your setup supports it, with RNNoise as the fallback. Mechanical keyboards and fans stay out of the call.

Clear Opus audio

High-bitrate Opus with loss recovery, so voices stay clear even when the connection wobbles.

Video and screen share

Show your screen with game audio, or turn on your camera for the post-match debrief.

One-to-one calls

Ring a friend directly, with your own custom ringtone, a speaker switch on iPhone and a volume boost up to 200%.

Works everywhere

Windows, macOS, Linux, iPhone and Android. Use it in the browser or add it to your home screen.

No download, no ads, no ID

Dislite runs in your browser, so there's nothing to install and no launcher eating memory in the background. There are no ads in your chat, and signing up only needs an email and a username. No face scan, no ID upload.

Set up your group in a minute

Your squad, one link away

Free voice, video and chat for gamers.

Common questions

Can I use Dislite on my phone?

Yes. Dislite runs in the browser on iPhone, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux. On a phone you can add it to your home screen so it opens like an app and can send notifications.

Do I have to download anything?

No. Open Dislite in a modern browser and sign in. Installing it to your home screen or desktop is optional.

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.

Does Dislite have noise suppression?

Yes. Voice channels use Krisp noise suppression where it is available and fall back to RNNoise, an open-source filter, so keyboards, fans and background noise are cut from your mic.