Explore Solef
A chat that starts with something you both enjoy.
Meeting someone new is easier when there is something to talk about. Solef lets you explore interests, send a connection request and start chatting once it is accepted. It is an Arabic-first social experience for adults who want to discover people and have conversations at their own pace.
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How does a chat begin?
Browse profiles on Home and look for shared interests. Send a request to someone you would like to meet. Sending a request alone does not mean the recipient has agreed to talk; the connection needs acceptance.
For a conversation now, Loop offers a different route from browsing cards. Look for someone who is online, then begin once both people accept. Choose the route that fits your time without expecting every person to reply immediately.
Messages, photos and voice notes
Conversations support text, photos and recorded voice notes. Try a light question about something the person has chosen to show on their profile. For example: “You mentioned photography. Where did you last take your camera?”
Let each person choose when to share images or voice notes. Replying to a message does not create an obligation to send a photograph, share a phone number or move to another app. You can pause a conversation whenever it no longer feels comfortable.
Respect and clear boundaries
Solef is for adults aged 18 and over. Reporting, blocking and community rules help you respond to harassment, threats and prohibited content. Report through the app so relevant context reaches the review process.
Connections to the server are encrypted, but messages are not end-to-end encrypted. Do not treat a chat feature as a promise of absolute confidentiality or share information you are uncomfortable disclosing. Read the privacy policy for details.
A few questions
Does chatting begin without acceptance?
No. Home conversations follow an accepted request, and Loop needs acceptance from both people.
Are voice notes live calls?
No. Voice notes are recorded messages that you send; they are not described as live voice calls.