Find your channel
Browse channels, join a shared interest, or create a place for your own community. Owners and operators keep their rooms welcoming.
Second Life conversations, together
WHATSL brings Second Life residents together for channel chats and one-to-one conversations, right in your browser.
Join the conversationStart with your avatar. Find your people.
Already on WHATSL? Sign in with your chat username and the password you set in Settings.
Choose Recover on your official Second Life HUD. Open the link it gives you to set a new chat password.
No chat password yet? Your HUD can sign you in, too.
Your official WHATSL HUD connects your avatar and creates your account.
See how to joinRegistration starts in Second Life. Your official WHATSL HUD connects your avatar to the website.
In Second Life, attach the official WHATSL HUD to the avatar you want to use.
Choose Connect on your HUD, then open its secure link in your browser.
On your first visit, accept the community guidelines. Your account is ready to join a channel or start an IM.
Need the official HUD? Contact thefrankcastle Resident in Second Life
Find a shared interest, catch up with a friend, or bring your community together on WHATSL.
Browse channels, join a shared interest, or create a place for your own community. Owners and operators keep their rooms welcoming.
Start a direct conversation, keep friends close, and choose whether only friends can send you IMs. Block unwanted contact whenever you need to.
Channel history starts with your current visit. New arrivals cannot read earlier conversation. Your direct conversations stay available between visits.
A few things worth knowing.
Registration starts with the official WHATSL HUD in Second Life. After joining, you can set an optional chat password in Settings and sign in here, or keep using your HUD.
No. Your WHATSL password is separate. Never enter your Second Life password here. To reset your chat password, choose Recover on your official HUD.
You can read channel messages from your current visit; new arrivals cannot read earlier conversation. The service owner can review channel logs. Direct conversations are available to their participants. Messages are stored to operate WHATSL; chats are not end-to-end encrypted.