Social & Communication (719 programs)

Pros: Trims videos easily. Supports a lot of file formats. Can share clips to social media. Has a lot of themes.

Cons: Large file size. Video editing features are limited. Themes are tacky. Few filters.

Pros: End-to-end encryption for chats and calls. Self-destruct messages. Great group chat capacity. Synchronizes across various platforms.

Cons: Instances of lagging.

Pros: All functions could be completely tested beforehand. Customizable hotkeys. Trial version available. Works with Skype.

Cons: Isn’t truly smooth and seamless. Very plain UI. Meaningless when on the move. Features could vary with different Windows versions.

Pros: No phone line needed. Free to use.

Cons: Requires full-duplex sound card. Will not work without a working internet connection.

Pros: Simple and beginner-friendly interface. Supports blending modes and basic adjustments. Real-time preview with smooth performance. Handles multiple layers with opacity control.

Cons: Lacks precision editing and pro features. May slow down with large files or many layers.

Pros: Easy microblogging tools. Strong customization options. Active niche and creative communities. Supports many media formats.

Cons: Limited long-form publishing tools. Some features rely on older design structures. Community experience varies by niche. Not ideal for professional website building.

Pros: Makes video calls to mobile phones. Good audio and video quality. Simple and efficient.

Cons: Very basic options. Video quality varies.

Pros: Plethora of features and functionalities. Easy to learn and use. Recommended for beginner video editing. Practical alternative.

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Pros: Automatically alerts you via email and SMS of movement. Allows multiple cameras at once.

Cons: Zoom enhancement is limited.

Pros: Spark makes it easy to categorise specific emails based off of the topic or their importance. There is no charge to download this email package.

Cons: There is no default format available when composing emails. Settings are imported across multiple devices so some features may not be appropriate for mobile phones.