Wavelength Messenger

In high school I was the computer nerd and no one wanted to be friends with me. This app is like that. You can’t do anything in it when you onboard unless you are already in a group. At this point the app is yet another online profile that has no useful capabilities because they are all locked behind a closed door. /shrug Deleted.

It's a chat app, just like all the others but missing a lot of the polish you would expect. (E.g. can't edit profile photo, "mentions" don't work unless you use the drop down, emoticons don't convert to emoji characters) The "Help" panel is literally, "Help isn't available" The onboarding experience is particularly onorous: Install native app, add phone #, confirm phone #, paste invite code, grant access to contacts ("Just NO and effyou for asking!"), upload profile photo... with no options for skipping any of that. Seriously? Just to get to a basic chat group? There's hundreds of web-based chat apps available that don't require any of that. The AI chatbot "feature" is useless... it's just a thin wrapper around ChatGPT, with no meaningful integration within the app. (E.g. can't actually create reminders or notes.)

I love how “native” the app looks and feels. There are some rough edges (URLs really need to have image cards vs. just pasting naked like they do) but it’s looking very promising. Biggest challenge is convincing my contacts to come over from existing messenger (ahem) apps.

This is an awesome app and I love the AI feature!

Smooth app, easy understandable UI. I do miss the lack of emoji responses in threads (Feature Request)! - but the initial interaction has been great. i like how they handle photos - smoother than Slack, but only allowing photos from the photo library vs any image collection you might have in iCloud, for example.

Tried the phone number multiple ways - seems to default to the number without the country code no matter how I type it in. Any suggestions? Thx

Any app that starts by asking for a phone number gets deleted. So much for privacy.

Awesome app. My whole family uses it. Replaced Messenger and Text. Look forward to any updat. AI was a brilliant addition

The thing I like best about Wavelength is how the little touches help create a kinder community.

So some context - I am both a skeptic and a planner. My friend group in SF has been using FB Messenger for years to plan trips, post updates, and just chat generally, and frankly, it leaves a lot to be desired. ESPECIALLY for planning - details get lost, especially as people want to make jokes in the chat. It's not uncommon to have to scroll through literally HUNDREDS of messages to find the details for a house ski trip. Wavelength is awesome because you can have one group chat with different threads, and if the thread isn't relevant to you, you just mute it. So you can keep important details in one place. And, if someone messes up and puts jokes in the planning chat, you can move to another thread. We've used it for our main friend group and it's kept things so organized. I hope they add: - Better video support - Emojis on messages - Android version But even without these things, this app is awesome. Highly recommend!

I love this app. It allows me to have multiple conversations with the same person at the same time! If you have having a reply quote on every message, you should try this app for sure.

Clean and simple to use -- and I hate almost every group comms / social media app out there.

No more group chats in text. This app is so great for friends to organize conversations. Love this app

As a group messaging app, it's also a social media app. There is wonderful community on Wavelength and I've been a very happy user since the first beta.