"I like chatting with my friends-who doesn't?-but I don't always know where to find them. There are simply too many apps. Some of my friends text, others use WhatsApp, while others yet insist on using Discord or the DM feature in whatever random social network they prefer. It's a mess, and it can mean keeping several tabs open all day just to keep the conversations flowing. It makes you wish some application could combine all of your conversations into one place."
"If you have an Android phone, you can use it to manage your text messages alongside messages from other applications (something that, as an iPhone user myself, makes switching to Android a tempting option). And no matter what type of phone you're using, combining several little-used messaging apps into one that you keep open-on your phone and/or computer-is in and of itself worthwhile.I hardly ever open LinkedIn or Facebook, for instance, and yet I never miss any messages on either platform with Beeper in the mix."
Multiple messaging platforms fragment conversations across texts, WhatsApp, Discord, social DMs and platform-specific messengers, requiring multiple apps or browser tabs to keep up. Older multi-protocol clients once unified these services but declined as platforms restricted APIs. Beeper aggregates messages from major services into a single interface across phone and computer. It supports Google Messages, WhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram, Google Chat, Facebook Messenger, Signal, LinkedIn, X, Discord, and Slack. Android users can manage SMS alongside other apps. Consolidating seldom-used platforms into one always-open app prevents missed messages and simplifies ongoing conversations.
Read at Fast Company
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