Social & Communication (289 programs)

Pros: Clean simple design. Available on multiple platforms. Outside tool integration.

Cons: Free only for small teams.

Pros: Free to use across all devices. End-to-end encryption. Easy setup with QR code linking. Works on multiple devices.

Cons: Dependent on phone number.

Pros: No need to open Facebook. Facebook options are automatically imported. Same features and functions as the original Messenger. Accessible.

Cons: Limited customization options.

Pros: Meet new people. Large number of users. Receive notifications. Lots of information in profiles.

Cons: Chat needs improvement. Premium features need to remove limits.

Pros: Centralized messaging and file sharing. Intuitive, customizable interface. Supports integrations and workflow automation. AI-powered assistance and updates.

Cons: Can be slow on older devices. Initial learning curve for new users.

Pros: Wide range of communication features. Cross-platform functionality. Moments feature. Real-time communication.

Cons: Dependency on internet connection.

Pros: Allows your e-mail client to open Outlook Winmail.dat files. Extracts files within Winmail.dat attachments.

Cons: May not be compatible with all e-mail clients.

Pros: Free to use. Allows up to 10 different connections. Easy to switch from presenter to host. Fairly fast sharing.

Cons: Doesn't record. Not clear how to carry out audio conference calls.

Pros: Separates Facebook from your browser. No installation required. Manage from your system tray app. Avoid browser crashes.

Cons: No themes. Nothing new or unique.

Pros: Simple interface. Stable audio and video calls. Video conferencing feature supports up to 50 participants with no time limit. Customizable chats.

Cons: No default end-to-end encryption.

Pros: Syncs chats with mobile devices. Very easy to use. Good alternative to Skype and Messages.

Cons: No video chats. No video conferencing.