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#2 Telegram
Cloud‑based messenger with secret chats, large group support (up to 200k members), bots, stickers, and file sharing up to 2 GB.
#3 Signal
Open‑source, end‑to‑end encrypted messaging app focused on privacy; supports voice/video calls and disappearing messages.
#4 WhatsApp
Widely used mobile messenger with E2E encryption, voice/video calls, status updates, and up to 256‑person group chats.
#5 Discord
Originally for gamers, now a community hub with text/voice/video channels, screen‑share, and robust moderation tools.
Team‑focused chat with channels, direct messages, file sharing, and integration with many third‑party apps (limited history in free plan).
Integrated with Facebook, offers text, voice/video calls, stickers, games, and chat bots.
#8 Google Chat
Part of Google Workspace, provides direct and group messaging, threaded conversations, and integration with Google Drive and Meet.
#9 Line
Popular in Asia, offers stickers, timeline posts, voice/video calls, and a wide range of official accounts.
#10 Viber
Cross‑platform messenger with end‑to‑end encrypted chats, public accounts, and built‑in games.
#11 WeChat
All‑in‑one Chinese platform combining messaging, social timeline, payments, and mini‑programs.
Matrix‑based open‑source messenger with encrypted rooms, bridges to other networks, and self‑hosting options.
Self‑hosted Slack‑like chat with channels, direct messages, and extensive integrations; open source.
#14 Rocket.Chat
Open‑source team chat platform offering real‑time translation, video conferencing, and custom branding.
#15 GroupMe
Simple group‑messaging app owned by Microsoft; supports SMS fallback, media sharing, and polls.
#16 Jami
Decentralized, peer‑to‑peer messenger with audio/video calls, no central server, and strong privacy guarantees.
#17 Wire
Secure collaboration tool with end‑to‑end encryption, file sharing, and conference calls for up to 10 participants.
#18 Session
Privacy‑first messenger built on the Oxen network; no phone number required, onion‑routed, and fully encrypted.
#19 Wickr Me
Free personal messenger offering self‑destructing messages, encrypted file sharing, and anonymous login.
#20 Tox
Open‑source, peer‑to‑peer instant messenger with voice/video calls, file transfer, and no central servers.
Threaded chat platform that combines real‑time and asynchronous messaging; supports integrations and markdown.