Chat & Instant Messaging (139 programs)
Pros: Easy-to-use interface. Location-based friend matching. Live streaming and group chat options. Available on mobile and desktop.
Cons: Privacy concerns for younger users. Occasional spam messages. Limited professional networking capabilities.
Pros: Saves phone storage space. Uses much less data and battery. Functional even in 2G. Features all the main Messenger functions.
Cons: Lacks extras - GIFs, stories.
Pros: Easy to join group chats. Supports up to 10 people in a group call. Allows simultaneous group calls. Allows users to play games while on the call.
Cons: Lots of call dropouts.
Pros: Extremely fast and easy to use. Supports both emojis and stickers. Preserves past conversations automatically. Optional end-to-end encryption.
Cons: Heavily designed for phones rather than other devices. Privacy may be an issue.
Pros: Free to download and use. Lots of funny filters to choose from.
Cons: Requires a strong internet connection. May glitch from time to time.
Pros: Find easily friends. Familiar messaging app interface. Dictionaries and translators. Many languages to choose from.
Cons: Connection issues. Sometimes struggle to detect microphone for chat.
Pros: Free phone number. Wi-Fi-based calling and texting. Cross-device support.
Cons: Ads in free version. Dependent on network quality. Premium features require subscription.
Pros: Good selection of emojis. Very funny animated gifs. Compatible with all messaging apps.
Cons: Not a great keyboard. It doesn't send imojis but created images.
Pros: Helps avoid text messages from unwanted contacts. Free app.
Cons: Only available on Android. Depends on Truecaller’s database.
Pros: Safe and secure. Quality audio and video.
Cons: Another messaging app. Convincing your friends to use it.
Pros: Tons of content. Easy to use. Shares to many apps.
Cons: Can't share others' Kongs. Gimmicky premise.
Pros: Simple but useful addition to main Go SMS Pro app. Better than no emojis.
Cons: Limited amount of average emojis.
