Beeper

Tired of jumping between WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram and Slack to keep up with every conversation? Beeper gathers them all into a single app, with one inbox and a search that spans every network.

Beeper is a universal messaging app, now owned by Automattic, the company behind WordPress.com and Tumblr. By connecting your accounts you get a unified inbox gathering conversations from over fifteen different networks: WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, Messenger, Instagram, Slack, Discord, LinkedIn, Google Chat, X, Matrix, IRC and Android SMS and RCS messages. Search works across all services, so you can find a message without remembering which app you wrote it in. With On-Device Connections mode, introduced in the new version, messages travel directly from your device to the various networks without passing through Beeper's servers, preserving end-to-end encryption where the network supports it. Paid plans add power-user features: reminders, scheduled message sending, incognito mode to read without marking as read and AI transcription of voice notes. Beeper is available on desktop, Android and iOS.

For anyone juggling conversations across many platforms — professionals, community managers and social media managers — who wants to centralize them in a single app.

Beeper is free for up to 5 connected accounts. The Beeper Plus subscription costs $9.99 per month (or $99.99 per year) and raises the number of connectable services to 10, adding the advanced features. The Beeper Plus Plus plan, aimed at businesses and social media managers, costs $49.99 per month (or $499 per year) and allows unlimited accounts.