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#2 WhatsApp
Cross‑platform messenger with end‑to‑end encryption, voice/video calls, and media sharing.
#3 Telegram
Cloud‑based messenger offering secret chats, large groups, bots, and file sharing up to 2 GB.
#4 Signal
Open‑source, privacy‑focused app with strong end‑to‑end encryption for messages and calls.
#5 Discord
Free tier provides text, voice, and video channels for communities and teams, with rich media support.
#6 Slack (Free)
Team collaboration hub with searchable message history (up to 10k messages) and integrations.
Free version includes chat, video meetings, file sharing, and Office‑online collaboration.
Self‑hosted, open‑source Slack alternative with persistent chat, integrations, and LDAP support.
#9 Rocket.Chat
Open‑source team chat platform offering real‑time messaging, video calls, and extensive customization.
#10 Zulip
Threaded open‑source chat that combines real‑time and asynchronous messaging for organized discussions.
#11 Element (Matrix)
Decentralized messenger built on the Matrix protocol; supports end‑to‑end encryption and bridges to other services.
#12 Skype
Long‑standing Microsoft service offering instant messaging, voice/video calls, and screen sharing.
#13 Viber
Free messaging app with voice/video calls, stickers, and end‑to‑end encryption for private chats.
#14 LINE
Popular in Asia; provides chat, voice/video calls, stickers, and a timeline for social sharing.
#15 WeChat
All‑in‑one Chinese platform offering messaging, voice/video calls, payments, and mini‑programs.
#16 Kik
Simple mobile messenger with bots, group chats, and anonymous usernames.
#17 GroupMe
Free group messaging app from Meta, supporting SMS fallback and simple media sharing.
Integrated with Facebook; offers text, voice/video calls, stickers, and chat bots.
#19 Google Chat
Part of Google Workspace; free tier provides direct messages, rooms, and integration with Google services.
#20 iMessage
Apple’s native messaging service with end‑to‑end encryption, effects, and seamless device syncing.
#21 Tox
Peer‑to‑peer, open‑source messenger with encrypted text, voice, and video without central servers.
#22 Wire
Secure collaboration platform offering encrypted messaging, voice/video calls, and file sharing.
#23 Jami
Decentralized, open‑source communication tool with encrypted messaging, voice, and video.
#24 Mumble
Low‑latency, open‑source voice chat primarily used by gamers; supports encrypted communication.
#25 Jitsi Meet
Free, open‑source video conferencing platform that also provides persistent chat rooms.
#26 Briar
Decentralized messenger focused on privacy; works over Bluetooth, Wi‑Fi, or the Tor network.
#27 ChatSecure
Open‑source iOS messenger that uses OTR and OMEMO encryption over XMPP.
#28 Pidgin
Multi‑protocol desktop client supporting XMPP, IRC, AIM, and many other networks.
#29 HexChat
Cross‑platform IRC client offering a customizable interface and scripting support.
Unified messenger supporting multiple protocols (XMPP, IRC, etc.) with a modern UI.
#31 Element Web
Web‑based client for the Matrix network, providing instant messaging, voice, and video calls.