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The best alternatives to Punch are Tribe, AudioNotes, and Peppermint. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed a few more alternatives below.
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- 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.
- AudioNotes is a macOS menu bar app that helps you record and share audio messages really easily.
- The tweakable Swiss Army knife for Coding on your Mac.
- Group talk that's just like 2-way radio. No signup.
- Quickly and easily send audio messages to connected users. PagerNation is a privacy first, no sign-up required, no user limit, browser based intercom. You can also think of it as similar to a walkie-talkie with messages recorded for later play-back.
- A live video walkie talkie on your phone
- Ever wish you could push a button and talk to teams, colleagues, or friends without having to schedule a Slack/Teams call? Squawk delivers instant push-to-talk chat for groups small and large.
- Zello is a tech software company in Austin, Texas, US, known for the Zello app, which emulates push-to-talk walkie-talkies over cell phone networks.
