What Monkey is
Monkey is a random video and text chat service that pairs you with strangers in one tap. Apple removed it from the App Store over safety concerns, so today it runs as an Android app and as a web version in the browser.
Why people look for a Monkey alternative
The best Monkey alternatives
When Monkey is still the better pick
Stay on Monkey if live video is the point for you. If you want to see faces, read body language and flip through many people in a short session, a voice-and-text app will feel slow, and Hush is built to be slower on purpose.
Questions people ask
Apple removed Monkey over child safety concerns. It is still available on Android and as a web version you open in a browser.
Yes. Hush keeps the stranger part and drops the camera. You choose a vibe, get paired with a real person, and trade short voice notes or writing. There is no video and no photo at any point.
Hush is built around a different medium. Voice notes are screened before they reach the other person, flagged content goes to a human within minutes, and media cannot be sent without mutual consent. With no camera, the most common way these chats go wrong is not there.