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#2 WhatsApp
Widely used mobile messenger with end‑to‑end encryption, voice/video calls, and group chats (up to 1024 participants).
#3 Telegram
Cloud‑based app featuring large group limits (200k members), secret chats with self‑destruct timers, and extensive bot ecosystem.
#4 Signal
Open‑source, privacy‑focused messenger with strong end‑to‑end encryption for messages, calls, and media.
#5 Line
Feature‑rich platform popular in Asia offering stickers, timelines, voice/video calls, and a built‑in digital wallet.
#6 WeChat
All‑in‑one Chinese app supporting text, voice/video calls, Moments, payments, and mini‑programs.
#7 Discord
Originally for gamers, now a community hub with text/voice channels, screen sharing, and robust moderation tools.
#8 Skype
Microsoft’s classic messenger offering video calls, screen sharing, and integration with Office 365.
Integrated with Facebook, provides text, voice/video calls, AR effects, and chatbot support.
#10 GroupMe
Simple group‑chat app owned by Meta, with SMS fallback and easy member invites via phone numbers.
Open‑source Matrix client delivering decentralized, encrypted chats, voice/video rooms, and bridge to other networks.
#12 Wire
Secure collaboration tool with end‑to‑end encrypted messaging, voice/video calls, and file sharing for teams.
Team‑focused messenger with searchable history (10k messages), integrations, and channel organization.
#14 Google Chat
Part of Google Workspace, offers direct messaging, group rooms, and integration with Google Docs/Drive.
#15 Rocket.Chat
Open‑source self‑hosted chat platform with real‑time translation, video conferencing, and extensive customization.
#16 Mattermost
Self‑hosted, open‑source alternative to Slack with strong security controls and unlimited message history.
#17 Zulip
Threaded open‑source chat that combines real‑time and asynchronous messaging for organized discussions.
#18 Jami
Decentralized, peer‑to‑peer messenger with end‑to‑end encryption, video calls, and no central server.
#19 Session
Privacy‑first messenger built on the Oxen network, offering onion‑routing and no phone number requirement.
#20 Tox
Open‑source, fully encrypted, peer‑to‑peer instant messenger with voice and video capabilities.
#21 Wickr Me
Secure, self‑destructing messaging app with end‑to‑end encryption for texts, voice, and file sharing.