Socially

Although based on a simple concept, Socially is an application that manages to win the heart of users, especially the more chatty ones. This Electron-based program reunites some well-known chat and messaging services in an attempt to make it easier for individuals owning multiple accounts for different apps to keep up with friends and family they've connected themselves to.

The app itself is more of an interface for the already existing online services. It offers the possibility of running all these apps in one window, sort of like a browser would do but without having all those tabs opened. The interface, even though the program is pretty basic, does not seem rushed or cheap in any way. On the contrary, it fits well with the modern minimalist style of most operating systems. The first step for any user is to select the services that will be used. Among the included options one can access WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, or Twitter. You'll have to sign in once into each particular service.

One particular scenario in which this app could become very useful is when you decide to take a break from whatever project or assignment you've got going and don't have much time at your disposal. Instead of wasting serious minutes on accessing each service, using this app could have you speaking to all your buddies across these platforms in no time. An uncrowded browser could also lead to some improvements in work attitude. No matter how you look at this program, its usefulness lies in its ability to group these very often used platforms.

Socially might be a simple application. It might even be useless to some users who already do their best to avoid using services like Facebook and Twitter. Indisputably, it will attract most of the internet users who have crossed paths with the above-mentioned services and would like to access these more orderly.