Discord

Discord is a platform for VoIP, instant chat, and digital distribution. Users connect via voice calls, video calls, text messaging, media, and files in private conversations or as members of "servers." A server is a collection of permanent chat rooms and voice chat channels that are accessible through invite links. Discord is compatible with Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, iPadOS, Linux, and web browsers.

Discord is well-known among gamers for its ability to communicate with pals via text, but did you know it also allows video chat. Furthermore, because it supports streaming within the app, it's a terrific method to play games with friends by streaming one user's screen content to the rest of the group.

During the COVID lockdowns, the Tom's Guide crew did just that, with one user sending Quiplash from their PC's display to the rest of us playing along via phone. Thankfully, Discord has gone so far as to temporarily increase the capacity of its Go Live built-in broadcasting service from a limit of 10 people to 50 people.

Detailed information:
Cost: Free + Pro for 99,9/ 12 Months
Works with: iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux, web browsers
Download: https://discord.com/download