Social networking (57 programs)

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: 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: 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: AI adds uniqueness. Highly secure.

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

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: Easy to execute. Block out unwanted words quickly.

Cons: May miss important information. Not every word can be muted.

Pros: Posts can be automated and/or scheduled. Free plan available.

Cons: Bulk sharing mechanism could look like a scam. Free plan’s monthly submissions are limited to 100/month.

Pros: This will lead to some very good Google products. Google will become a bigger presence in Southeast Asia.

Cons: The tool itself will not be updated in the future. The original chat software is likely to be shelved permanently.

Pros: A wide range of customer engagement solutions. Website provides advice and resources.

Cons: Customer service is a bit patchy. Sign in process can be unreliable.

Pros: A great way to extend social media outreach. Has a 14-day free trial.

Cons: After the free trial. will require payment. Not as personal as manual contact online.

Pros: Employee-centric intranet platform. Leads to increased employee participation.

Cons: Email notifications don’t provide the entire message. Shared platform; features cannot be customised.

Pros: Simple set up. Huge potential savings.

Cons: No free version. Charges for additional numbers.

Pros: Users can sign up for a free trial version.. Able to be fully integrated with mobile devices such as smartphones..

Cons: Pricing plans are per person as opposed to for an entire team.. Glip may slow down older operating systems..

Pros: Free trial available. Premium plan is inexpensive.

Cons: Ideal only for smaller project teams. No mobile app as yet.

Pros: Easy way to increase visibility. Good number of back links.

Cons: Rather high subscription cost. A little bit generic.