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#2 Signal
End‑to‑end encrypted messenger with voice/video calls, disappearing messages, and open‑source code.
#3 Telegram
Cloud‑based chat with large group limits (up to 200 k members), bots, channels, and secret chats with self‑destruct timers.
#4 Discord
Gaming‑focused platform offering text, voice, and video channels, server roles, and robust community moderation tools.
Team collaboration hub with searchable message history (10 k messages), integrations, and file sharing.
Chat, video meetings, and file collaboration integrated with Office Online; supports up to 500,000 users per organization.
#7 Viber
Cross‑platform messenger with end‑to‑end encryption, public chats, and built‑in VoIP calls.
#8 LINE
Popular in Asia; offers stickers, timeline posts, group calls, and a rich ecosystem of mini‑apps.
#9 WeChat
All‑in‑one app for messaging, voice/video calls, social moments, and mobile payments (free core features).
#10 Kik
Anonymous sign‑up chat app with bots, group chats, and multimedia sharing.
Matrix‑based open‑source messenger with end‑to‑end encryption, bridges to other networks, and self‑hosting options.
#12 Rocket.Chat
Self‑hosted open‑source chat platform offering real‑time translation, video conferencing, and extensive integrations.
Open‑source Slack alternative focused on security and self‑hosting, with channel organization and file sharing.
#14 Zulip
Threaded open‑source chat that combines real‑time and asynchronous messaging, ideal for organized discussions.
#15 Wire
Secure messenger with end‑to‑end encryption, voice/video calls, and collaboration tools for teams.
#16 Tox
Decentralized, peer‑to‑peer messenger with encrypted text, voice, and video; no central servers.
Privacy‑first Swiss messenger offering anonymous accounts, end‑to‑end encryption, and no phone number required.
#18 ChatSecure
Open‑source iOS app that uses OTR/XMPP for encrypted messaging, focused on privacy.
#19 HexChat
Cross‑platform IRC client with a modern UI, scripting support, and plug‑in architecture.
#20 Mumble
Low‑latency, open‑source voice chat primarily used by gamers; supports encrypted communication.
#21 Jami
Distributed, peer‑to‑peer messenger and video‑conference app with end‑to‑end encryption and no central server.