Social & Communication (719 programs)

Pros: Free and open-source. End-to-end encryption for chats.

Cons: Occasionally sluggish performance. No system tray shortcut.

Pros: Extensive avatar customization options. Diverse player-created chat rooms. Robust user-generated content. Wide variety of emotes and social interactions. Supports both public and private chat rooms. Smooth and intuitive user interface. Cross-platform availability. Cloud saving for progress continuity.

Cons: Restricted mouse-based movement. Tedious in-game currency grind for free players. Potential privacy concerns regarding data collection. Complaints about moderation or finding specific content. Browser version more limited than the desktop client.

Pros: Simple and easy to use. Excellent file transfer and screenshot tools.

Cons: No video or audio support.

Pros: Allows bulk sending in one click. Schedules sending of your message. Automatically creates message variations. Can import contacts.

Cons: Not all features are available in the free trial.

Pros: Free viewing tool for USB and IP cameras. Compatible with many camera models and formats. Adjustable frame rate and resolution controls. Automatic reconnect and live audio support.

Cons: No recording, motion detection, or alert features. PTZ and multi-monitor capabilities limited or model-dependent.

Pros: Superior video quality. Supports major conferencing platforms. Adjustable image resolution. Utilizes your GoPro camera.

Cons: Requires a constant USB wired connection. Setup can be slightly complex.

Pros: Safe. Cross platform. Advertisement free. Clean user interface. Convenient notifications. No limit to the amount of conversations.

Cons: Not endorsed by FB. Third-party software.

Pros: Developed by a non-profit organization. End-to-end encryption for calls and texts. Add 150 users in one group chat. Invite potential users via online or text.

Cons: Created by a for-profit co-founder. Offers bare-minimum security features.

Pros: Share files with ease on your local network. No complicated setup procedures. No need for external servers. No limit on file sizes.

Cons: Data sharing can be slow at times. No smartphone support, developers are looking into this. In a few instances application has crashed mid file transfer. Auto resume function resume downloads in incorrect place at times.

Pros: Supports video chats, texting and instant messaging. High quality video chats. Automatically imports contacts from Microsoft accounts. Lots of emoticons. Free group video calls and screen sharing.

Cons: Interface looks a bit sparse. Contacts may need editing after importing.

Pros: Excellent call quality. Clean interface. Imports contacts automatically. The Dock function. Dynamic icons.

Cons: Doesn't support video calls. No innovative features. Can't sign out.

Pros: Free unlimited texting. Accessible across multiple devices. Includes dedicated phone number. Supports picture messaging.

Cons: Limited to texting only.

Pros: Free local calls. Compatible with SIP standards. Supports best voice codes. Encrypts communications.

Cons: Outdated interface.

Pros: Tons of great content from subreddits. Easy to use. Dark mode and customizable themes enhance user experience.

Cons: Lacks some advanced features from the web version. No audio/voice posting feature. Occasional performance issues on older systems.

Pros: Intuitive and accessible interface. Smart transcription and translation support. Integration with popular productivity platforms. Secure and scalable up to 1,000 participants. Effective noise reduction for improved clarity.

Cons: Performance may vary with connection quality. Some advanced tools available only in premium plans.

Pros: Easy voice-call setup. Unified PC-phone integration. Low system overhead.

Cons: Limited advanced telephony. Fewer enterprise features. Moderate future expansion.

Pros: Free to download and use. Lots of cool stickers to choose from.

Cons: Not all stickers available for free. Advertising from companies.