Every community has its regulars, and on PEE.CHAT you can spot them at a glance. Your level (LV) grows with your activity, and rank badges appear next to your name, so other members can see how much you take part. The idea is simple: the more you join in, the more your standing grows. Watching live rooms, the feed and Talk to Stranger needs no account, but a level belongs to an account, so the first step is creating a free one. This page explains what a level is, what the rank badges show, how to start building yours and what a level does not mean. You will not find point tables here, only what you need to get going and make the most of it.

What your level (LV) means

Your level, written LV, is a number attached to your account. It grows with your activity on PEE.CHAT, so it rises as you take part and reflects that you are an active part of the community, not just someone passing through.

Because it follows activity, a level is built over time, as your activity adds up, and there is no reason to rush it.

Think of it as a record of your presence rather than a score to chase. PEE.CHAT is about talking, watching, posting and meeting people, and your level is simply the trace you leave while doing it.

Rank badges: prestige next to your name

Alongside your level, PEE.CHAT shows rank badges next to your name. They are the visible side of your standing: small marks that other members see whenever they see you, like a regular who is recognised the moment they walk in. Prestige here is simply standing built through what you do on the site.

Badges give conversations a friendly shortcut, because at a glance people get a sense of how active you are. That is all a badge says. It does not tell anyone who you are, and it is not an identity check.

How to start building your level

First, create a free account. It costs nothing, and it is what gives you a level, because levels belong to accounts.

Then use PEE.CHAT the way you enjoy it. A free account lets you chat in live rooms, like and comment on posts, share your own photos and videos, send tips and go live. Come back regularly: your level follows your activity, so steady participation is what moves it.

Finally, look after what you build. Two-factor authentication (2FA) helps keep your account in your own hands, and it is worth switching on before your level starts to grow.

What a level does not tell you

A level shows activity, nothing more. It does not prove that a member is who they say they are, and it does not make anyone more trustworthy. Treat a badge as a friendly signal and judge people by how they behave.

The same goes the other way: a member with a lower level or no badge yet has simply been less active so far, and everyone starts somewhere. If anyone makes you uncomfortable, whatever their level, you can report or block them, and rooms have hosts and moderators too.

The Battle Camera leaderboard is a separate thing. It follows battlers and their results, while your level follows your activity across PEE.CHAT.