These values are returned in GET /v1/config and cached on devices. The app falls back to the built-in Random video call defaults if a field is empty. The AdMob application id is fixed in the Android manifest and is not editable here.

One switch for the split onboarding, rooms, screen-transition ads and the profiles below. Off, the app behaves exactly as it did before the pack shipped. Direct messaging is not behind this flag — it is always on. Devices pick a change up on their next config refresh, so allow up to an hour.

Shown when the matching queue comes up empty. A row is served to the app only when it is enabled and has a video URL — a row without a clip is held back rather than shown as a blank screen. Videos are uploaded here and served from our own box, so there is nothing to host elsewhere. MP4 only, up to 32 MB. Upload video for all profiles points the whole roster at one clip in a single step. Room decides where a profile appears; Mode decides whether it is offered on video calls, in anonymous text chat, or both — a chat profile needs no clip. Opening messages are sent one after another when the conversation opens.

Measured from the signalling socket, which is open only while the app is open and signed in — so this is foreground time, not time with the app merely installed. A user sitting on the home screen still counts; a backgrounded app does not.

Reported by the app when a roster call ends. Next means the user skipped rather than let the call finish — a high share on one profile is the clearest sign that clip is not working.

Goes to every registered device, one at a time, so a large send takes a few minutes and keeps running after you leave this page. The image is optional — JPEG or PNG, up to 2 MB. A push cannot be recalled once sent. Phones that are off receive it when they next come online, for up to 24 hours.

Push is not configured on this server, so nothing can be sent.