Iconic Messaging Platforms

Known as China's 'super-app', WeChat offers a wide range of services beyond messaging, including payments and social media features.

Known for its voice and video calling capabilities, Viber is popular in regions with limited internet access.

As one of the earliest standalone messaging apps, Facebook Messenger has remained popular with over 1 billion users, offering features like group chats and voice calls.

Famous for its strong focus on privacy and security, Telegram allows large group chats and has gained popularity worldwide.

Popular in Asia, Line offers a mix of messaging and social media features, including stickers and games.

Known for ephemeral content, Snapchat has revolutionized how younger generations communicate, with a focus on visual messaging.

As a default messaging app on many Android devices, Google Messages offers simplicity and integration with other Google services.

With over 2 billion monthly users, WhatsApp is the most widely used messaging app globally, offering end-to-end encryption and a user-friendly interface.

One of the pioneers in video conferencing, Skype has been a staple for both personal and business communications.

Primarily used by gamers, Discord has expanded to become a versatile platform for community building and real-time communication.