Best Apps For Groups

    Best Apps for Groups offers tips and ideas, along with reviews to take some of the mystery out of this new technology. With the growing popularity of smart phones, more and more users are looking for apps to enhance their groups’ life experiences. That’s why we’ve created Best Apps for Groups — to offer suggestions on apps that really work well when you’re going out with friends, family or co-workers. It’s just one more way we make your life easier!

Best Apps For Groups

  1. Family: WhatsApp Messenger
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    WhatsApp Android app welcome screen.
    WhatsApp calls section Android.
    WhatsApp Messenger needs no introduction as it’s the most popular mobile messaging app currently. With over two billion active monthly users, it’s highly likely that all your friends and family already use the app. WhatsApp Messenger’s standout feature is its simplicity. People of all ages find the application easy to use, making it ideal for family groups. Even non-tech-savvy uses can easily send and receive messages, documents, pictures, and videos.

WhatsApp Messenger also comes with end-to-end encryption as an added layer of security. Currently, WhatsApp Messenger allows you to create groups of up to 256 people. It also offers in-app free video and voice calling via the internet. Other nifty features of the app include voice notes, live location, and in some countries—the ability to send payments as well. All these features are completely free, making WhatsApp Messenger one of the best group messaging apps on Android.

WhatsApp Messenger is available for both Android and iOS. A web version can also be used on any desktop browser. However, it still does require your phone to be connected to the internet.

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Download: WhatsApp Messenger (Free)

  1. Work: Telegram
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    Telegram Android welcome screen.
    Creating a group chat on the Telegram Android app.
    If security and privacy are your primary concerns in group chat apps, then Telegram ticks all the boxes. The app offers the best in class encryption and the ability to send private messages that self-destruct. Unlike WhatsApp Messenger, Telegram doesn’t store your chats and media locally, thus, requires less space on your smartphone.

The service allows you to create groups of up to 200,000 people, and broadcast channels that support an unlimited number of people. This makes it ideal for large organizations as well as public influencers. Additionally, users can send files of up to 2GB in size. All participants can access these files from anywhere, as they’re all stored on cloud servers that are scattered worldwide. Telegram is open-source software, which means that there are plenty of clients available that cater to specific needs.

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Unfortunately, Telegram’s greatest strength is also its primary pitfall. Since the application doesn’t process any sensitive user data, it has become a hub for illegal activity. The service also doesn’t allow you to report any such messages or activity, unless it’s publicly available, such as channels, sticker sets, and bots. Telegram is available on all major platforms, including Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Download: Telegram (Free)

  1. Voice Chat: LINE
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    Line App Android welcome screen.
    Line home screen Android.
    LINE’s primary focus is on free voice and video calling, but it also allows you to call landline numbers at a cost. It’s still cheaper than regular calling, though. Similar to WhatsApp Messenger, LINE requires you to register using your mobile number. The LINE app supports groups of up to 500 people, including yourself.

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The app has all the usual features, such as media sharing, voice notes, and even payments. The service allows you to integrate its sister apps, Line Out and Line Pay, to further increase functionality. It also has a timeline feature, similar to that of Facebook, allowing you to share images and other updates publicly or with friends. LINE also has a nifty photo editor app that allows you to make cool edits to your pictures before sending them.

The only drawback of the LINE app is its comparative lack of popularity outside Asia. If you live in the Western Hemisphere, it’s unlikely that your friends or family have registered on the app. But the pros outweigh the cons, making it a solid group messaging app. The service is available on Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS.

Download: LINE (Free, in-app purchases available)

  1. Friends: Kik
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    Kik Android app welcome screen.
    Kik public groups.
    Kik is already quite popular among teenagers worldwide. This is mainly due to its hassle-free sign-up process that doesn’t require you to disclose your mobile number or your real name. This provides a sense of anonymity to its users. You only need to assign yourself a username, and all communication takes place using that unique username.

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Group chats are pretty straightforward to start, but the app only supports a maximum of 50 members. Groups can either be public, allowing anyone to look them up within the app, or invite-only. You can also toggle whether members of the group can direct message (DM) you or not, which is a welcome feature. The service also allows you to add bots and play games with members of the group to liven up the chats.

Due to the demographic of Kik, it is unfortunately targeted by predatory adults, which can have an adverse effect on users. Additionally, users could also be targeted by cyberbullies that hide behind the garb of anonymity. Thus, it’s important to know how to recognize and deal with cyberbullying. Kik is available for both Android and iOS.

Download: Kik (Free)

  1. Video Chat: Skype
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    Skype Android app welcome screen.
    Creating a video call on the Skype Android app.
    Skype is one of the oldest video conferencing apps that is still functioning. Despite seeing a decline in popularity, the application’s free version is feature-packed and perfect for personal use. The application also offers SMS and landline calling features as an added bonus.

Skype lets you host video calls with up to 100 people at a time, but there is a limit of 100 hours per month on group video calls. The app also allows you to share your screen with other participants, present slideshows or videos, and more. Features like background blur further enhance the video calling experience. You can also choose to use the free voice call feature without any limits, even in the free version.

Best apps for groups games

Charades! TM
Available on iOS & Android

This is one of the most popular game apps to play with friends. You’ll get 400 game cards with four charades titles in a wide range of categories. You’ve got to guess the word on the card that’s on your head from your friends’ clues before you run out of time. This game is a simple classic but somehow never ceases to drum up some entertainment amongst a crowd. Whether it’s a family get together, or a work night out, a game of charades is always a safe bet.

Spaceteam
Available on iOS & Android

This chaotic fast paced and (sometimes) stressful card game app on your phone is shouty, fast-paced and so much fun. Your task is to fix your malfunctioning spaceship whilst coordinating with your space team to do it – all before your 5-minute timer runs out! Another great game to break the ice with a group you don’t know yet or if you just want to get to know your mates a little better.

Monopoly
Available on iOS & Android

This one’s a classic for good reason. Buy, sell and scheme your way to fame and fortune. It’s just like the classic board game but on mobile and tablet so instead of rolling the dice, you’ll shake your phone. You’ll get hours of fun with friends and it’s a great way to start or end a day of exploring.

board version of monopoly rather than the monopoly mobile app
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Psych! Outwit Your Friends
Available on iOS & Android

This is the perfect pre-party game app. Choose from a number of categories in which each player makes up fake answers to real trivia questions and your pals will have to guess what’s real and what’s not. You’re encouraged to lie. Fun! You’ll score points for guessing the right answer and also for ‘psyching’ your friends into choosing yours. The perfect game app for playing by the pool or pre-party.

The Truth Comes Out
Available on iOS & Android

From the creators of Heads Up and Psych, comes this hot little number that really tests how well you know your friends and family. Answer funny questions, like “What’s the biggest secret Lauren is keeping?” Then you vote for your favourite answers, and score points when yours is chosen. Grab drinks (and/or snacks), take a seat on the sun terrace and play, chat and drink it all in.

Triple Agent!
Available on iOS & Android

logo image of mobile app triple agents – a great group holiday game
TRIPLE AGENT! MAKES FOR SOME BRILLIANT AFTER DINNER ENTERTAINMENT
Ever fancied yourself as 007? Then Triple Agent! is for you. One by one, each of your mates will be assigned a role as either a member of The Agency or a V.I.R.U.S. double agent. As a double agent you need to sow seeds of doubt about the opposite team and, as a Service agent, you need make sure you don’t reveal anything that the other team can use against you. At the end of the game, each player votes on who to imprison. This is best played in groups of 5 or more – so it’s the perfect app for your group holiday.

Picolo
Available on iOS & Android

If you’re heading out for a night on the town, spice up pre-drinks with a game of Picolo. It’s simple to play, involves drinking copious amounts – which usually means a pretty good time – and there’s no need for any playing cards, so if you forgot to pack them you’re safe. The app provides you with tons of booze-related questions like: ‘Everyone who is currently employed, drink 2 times’ or ‘Give 2 sips if you’ve ever eaten cheese’. Bottoms up.

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