Social
Interest-based social app where chat and calls open only after both people accept a friend request.
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Friend requests come first in MyChatClub. Nobody can message or call another member until both sides have agreed, which is the app's main answer to the cold-messaging common on social platforms. It's for people who want to meet others around shared hobbies in a slower, more deliberate way. At signup, users pick their interests, and the app suggests profiles with overlapping ones. Sending a friend request and getting it accepted opens up chat and voice calls, and confirmed friends gather in a private space called MyClub for ongoing conversations. Report and block tools and a moderation system back up the acceptance rule, and the app encourages matching with people who speak the same language. The listing describes the structure clearly but says nothing about user numbers or geography, so the size of the community is unknown going in.
MyChatClub builds its whole design around one rule: nobody can message or call you until you have both agreed to be friends. That is the response to the cold-message problem on open platforms, and the app is upfront that it wants connection to happen slowly and on purpose.
Interests are chosen at signup, and the app suggests people whose interests overlap. Accepted friends gather in a private area called MyClub, with text chat and voice calls open between them. Report, block and moderation tools reinforce the acceptance rule, and the app nudges users towards others who speak the same language.
A day in the app begins with suggested profiles. You browse them, send a request to anyone whose interests match, and wait. Requests that come in to you need a yes before the other person can say anything. Once a few friendships are confirmed, MyClub becomes the place you return to for ongoing chat and the occasional voice call.
There is no public feed to scroll, so if your request list is empty the app is quiet. Activity depends entirely on how many people share your interests and respond.
People come to it tired of unsolicited messages on bigger platforms. The appeal is control: a hobby-based way to meet strangers where nothing arrives in your inbox without consent. The same-language matching is a secondary pull for people who want conversations they can actually keep up with.
The five screenshots are most likely profile cards, an interest picker, a request screen and the MyClub chat area. Social apps with a request-first model tend to put the suggested profiles front and centre with large photos and interest tags, and keep the chat interface conventional. Expect a clean messaging layout rather than anything experimental.
A version number of 30.4 is high and suggests frequent builds, though it says nothing about how long the app has existed. Snowmicro Software Solutions is a registered company. The App Store shows zero ratings, so there is no community signal yet, and only one store is linked.
Consent-first chatting
Users who want control over who can contact them before any message arrives.
Hobby-based introductions
People looking to meet others around a specific interest rather than a location.
Voice over video
Anyone who prefers a phone call to a face-on-camera meeting with a new friend.
The 17+ rating fits an app for meeting strangers. It is free, and the listing does not mention in-app purchases either way. A signup with interest selection is required, and chat and voice calls need a live connection.
The description says nothing about user numbers or where its members are, so the community could be sparse in your region. Ads and storage requirements are not mentioned. With no ratings yet, early users will be shaping the place.
Our take
A good fit for someone who finds open social apps exhausting and wants to meet people around a shared interest at a deliberate pace. If you want a busy community on day one, hold off, since zero ratings and no stated user base mean you may be waiting for friend requests that never arrive.