Three major considerations I have been using to evaluate the plethora of options available:
1. Effortless/non-intrusive: It shouldn't feel like a video call
2. Price: As this app would be complimentary to an existing video conferencing app like Zoom/Google Meet, I feel greater price sensitivity
3. Fun: Since it is internal it should leave some room for creating a casual experience.
Our favorite till now has been Around. A few good ones we have tried include Tandem and Remotion.
I personally use Troop Messenger.
Troop Messenger now introduces a one-on-one voice /audio calling feature.
The voice calling feature of Troop Messenger allows the user to place an audio/voice call for better team collaboration. It enables you to have a crystal clear and smooth conversation experience. Any team member/user of the application can initiate, or receive an audio/voice call.
For better information visit: https://www.troopmessenger.com
Have you thought about maybe having your own Discord server? You can have chat features and also video meetings. Once I was in a massive knitting Discord server and there were 15 of us just sitting around talking while we were knitting. And if you have your own server and you pay for Nitro you could come up with your own emoticons.
Try around.co
Its friggin amazing for what you seek.
Looking for a better way to plan remote meetings across time zones, and keep up with events. What software is doing that best today?
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