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Slack

Be less busy. Real-time messaging, archiving & search.

Fletcher RichmanPartner, Kokopelli Capital · Written
I use slack even for just small groups of friends. It's an awesome way to organize and share gifs, emojiis, documents, etc.
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I cannot believe WhatsApp is lower on this list. Whatsapp is the most reliable cross-platform application I have used in recent years. It has a very simple UI and always always serves the purpose.
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DavisCo-Founder at Digital Mix · Written
Slack is my number #1 suggestion for team-communication. But What's app is not a bad option neither.
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Facebook Messenger

Facebook's standalone Messenger for the web

Willie MorrisFormerly Amazon, Boeing, and Faithbox · Written
I think Facebook messenger is a strong candidate - especially with it being given so much attention from Facebook. It should only get better.
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Telegram 3.0

Chat in private or groups — now with smart Telegram Bots

pherkandesigner | engineer | aeuoeu · Written
Either Telegram or Slack. Depends on what you're going to use it for.
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Enterprising Josh made this product
If that's for business, use Bitrix24 Open Channels, you can chat from a single interface with FB Messenger, Skype, Slack, Viber, Telegram, Intagram, etc - https://www.bitrix24.com/feature...
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RozBahramiDigital Media Manager, Skyprep · Written
I would suggest BoostHQ. You can discuss and also share content that won't be lost like it would be in email threads or Slack chat-threads.
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Maulik ModiFull Stack Dev & nerd · Written
I'll just say 4 words : chat, task-management, file-sharing, calendar.
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