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Add to SafariWhen comparing InTouch Messenger vs Taptalk, the Slant community recommends Taptalk for most people. In the question“What are the best messaging apps for Android?” Taptalk is ranked 34th while InTouch Messenger is ranked 35th. The most important reason people chose Taptalk is:
Taptalk lacks any additional features and choices that could take away from sending a photo as fast as possible. There's no preview screen that asks to reconfirm sending a message or choosing a filter. As soon as the photo or video is taken, it's sent.
Specs
Question Ranking
Pros
Pro Filesharing support
Allows sharing any kind of file over the Internet.
Pro Multiple real-time locationsharing features
The app allow shaking the phone to discover nearby people interested in starting a conversation. The app also allows constantly sharing your location with contacts for a set amount of time.
Pro P2P video
The app has peer to peer video chat.
Pro Lacks advanced functionality that could get in the way of sharing
Taptalk lacks any additional features and choices that could take away from sending a photo as fast as possible. There's no preview screen that asks to reconfirm sending a message or choosing a filter. As soon as the photo or video is taken, it's sent.
Pro Offers a very quick way of sharing photos and videos
Tap a contact to take a picture, tap and hold a contact to record video. Tapping the screen will allow you to add text to photos and videos just taken. The whole interface consists of a single screen.
Pro One-to-one conversations increase chance of feedback
Limiting conversations to only two parties increases the likelihood of getting a response.
Cons
Con Not a lot of people are using the app
The app has just 35 reviews on the Play store.
Con No groups
Taptalk only allows one-to-one communications.
