Booyah for Android alternatives

As some of you may have noticed, Tribe shifted from asynchronous to synchronous messaging 2 months ago using fully in-house technology. Since then, the team has been heads down polishing this first prototype. We quickly realized that there are many pain points people experience every day when video calling others, especially from Skype and Hangouts. Ask anyone, people are not fully satisfied with these old (but legendary) products. Whether it’s kids at school, spread out families, or teammates at work, they all agree that they use these services by default. Here are the results of our experiments to improve the video calling experience. It’s available now on your mobile devices (iOS & Android), as well as from your desktops (Chrome & Firefox) where you can start a group video call in one click, without any account, for free.

Rally is a video platform where you can hop in and out of conversations with a click! Perfect for hosting fun team socials, happy hours, engaging networking sessions and better virtual events for large social groups.

Upstream is a new Social Professional Network

Rival.ly is the first social video sharing app that allows users to compete head-to-head through short/semi-short videos while leaving the victor up to the masses. Users can join in on daily challenges from your favorite influencers to earn profile upgrades and more. We will be adding Live-challenges, music and short-form news feed soon!

Back in September, Facebook launched a new app for iOS called Bonfire that allowed users to host group video chats with 8 of their friends at once. To help spice up conversations, there are also fun video effects that could be applied similar to Snapchat’s 3D lenses. It's now available on Android too.

Real-time Video Chat App to Fight Boredom and Loneliness for Socially Isolated People Affected By Coronavirus

The Class Chat app contains multiple key features such as stories, messaging, video chatting, and a feed. The main problem we solve is within the messaging component. Students can join a group chat for each course they are taking at their university.