If you want to get the most out of your mobile phone, Texts is a top contender for a unified messaging experience. It combines messages from iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram and other services into a single inbox so you can better keep track of what's going on. Texts puts a priority on privacy with end-to-end encryption and AI tools to help you work more efficiently, like summarizing chats, drafting replies and translating messages. With a customizable user interface and several pricing plans, the app is available on macOS, Windows, Linux and iOS (Beta).
Another good option is QuickBlox, an instant messaging service that offers APIs and SDKs to add chat and calling abilities to Android, iOS and web apps. It also offers embedded chat, voice and video calling, video conferencing and secure file sharing. QuickBlox is customizable and can be used in a variety of industries, with support for major security standards, so it's a good option for developers.
If you want a service that can tie everything together, PubNub offers real-time communication and collaboration. It can handle chat, push notifications, location sharing and other services, connecting devices, people and AI for a more immersive experience. With tools for managing real-time apps, end-to-end encryption and no-code tools, PubNub can be used for a variety of tasks, including live audience engagement and multi-user collaboration.
Last, Sendbird lets developers build custom messaging experiences across multiple channels, including chat, SMS and WhatsApp. It offers highly abstracted APIs, SDKs and UI kits, and can be used in industries that require security and compliance. With features like targeted messaging, group chat and AI-powered conversations, Sendbird lets developers build communication systems that are efficient and secure.