Social & Communication (155 programs)

Pros: Connects with your existing TikTok account. More organized way to view photos.

Cons: Doesn’t present anything too unique.

Pros: Lifestyle trend insights. E-commerce integration. Personalized content. Niche targeting.

Cons: Geographical exclusivity.

Pros: Decentralized and open network. AT Protocol for algorithm control. Custom domain integration. Tailored content feeds for personalized browsing.

Cons: No support for video uploads. Limited notification customization options.

Pros: Flexible pricing schemes. Multiple monetization options. Strict content guidelines.

Cons: Only allows popular influencers.

Pros: Makes it possible to view social media graphs in interesting and visual ways. Allows users to easily mint content. Makes cross-posting content between multiple social media platforms easy. Allows users to collect posts.

Cons: Requires a crypto wallet to use the platform. Crypto-based social media does not enjoy widespread adoption yet.

Pros: No restriction on the number of artwork shared. Jobs link for job seekers. Can curate various artworks in a project. Allows saving of shared images.

Cons: Navigation needs improvement. Frustrating signing up process. Downloading images is time-consuming.

Pros: Easy to use. Platform-agnostic. Work on both live stories and saved highlights.

Cons: Only works on public accounts.

Pros: Match with mature singles aging 40 and above. Find dates based on your preference. AI-powered screening and moderation system. Receive real-time alerts.

Cons: Exclusively caters to mature singles only. Most features are paywall restricted.

Pros: Various subreddits of your interest. Highly active community users. Tons of administrators and community-specific moderators. Freely explore and send posts.

Cons: Free navigation can contain intrusive ads. Requires registration to post.

Pros: Intuitive interface for all users. Compatible with multiple devices. Supports large group chats and calls.

Cons: Exclusive to Gmail users.

Pros: Integrated with G Suite applications. Gather over 100 participants in one call. Intuitive graphical user interface.

Cons: Basic conferencing tools.

Pros: Detects inappropriate posts. Not ad-dependent. Three different room to post your thoughts. Allows users to set a schedule to delete a post.

Cons: Clunky UI. Rather slow. Small community. Hard to navigate.

Pros: Easy-to-use interface. Up to 50 participants in a single call. Allows file sharing. Can screen-share.

Cons: Screen-sharing is only available on PC. Can’t set meetings in advanced. No configurable settings.

Pros: Anonymous chatting. Mobile app available. Interest tags. Dorm chat mode.

Cons: Not cut out for serious chatting. Questionable adult content. Unmonitored video section. Bots could be an issue.

Pros: Allows you to access all your conversations in your web browser. Has all the functionalities of the mobile WeChat app. Gives users the option to transfer files. Does not use normal username and password login.

Cons: Still uses its mobile version as a server. Scanning the QR code sometimes takes ages.

Pros: AI adds uniqueness. Highly secure.

Cons: Not available on all platforms. Not truly refined yet.

Pros: Message Dashboard. Customization and Commands. Spam Filters. Chat Logs.

Cons: Requires an account. Requires constant usage to maintain account. May conflict with other open chatbot applications.

Pros: Comprehensive personality test.. Easy to navigate.. Includes chat feature.. Can be used to find new games..

Cons: Documentation is sparse in places.. Can sometimes be hard finding fans of specific games.. Interface is rather bland.. Deleting an account is fiddly..

Pros: Features an impressive membership base. Easy to use.

Cons: Plagued with pop up ads. Users receive lots of emails.