Chatwork vs AnyMeeting

We have all sorts of way to communicate available to us these days. But usually, when working with clients (I run a content-production company), I used to use email. It was easy to get to. It created a good record of conversations. It was easy to search. But... it... is... so... slow. I found out about Chatwork and started using it with one of my clients, and the entire nature of our communication changed. I guess I'd put it this way: email is a form of communication: Chatwork is a conversation. It's like texting, but you can do it from your desktop too. It does everything that email does (easy to use, get to, archive, search, etc). It just turns communication into conversation which, I think, helps me build stronger relationships with my clients. And for a freelancer, building those relationships is the key to creating long-term customers. I think email still has a place. I still use it. I just use it much less.

- Hobart S.

First of all it's easy to install for Desktop and Mobile, even the web platform it's very easy to use if you are in an agile team you'll understand why this is an effective messaging system. I like the "My Chat" which you can send personal/private conversation for yourself, I mean if you have to remind yourself for some links to test or links for some tutorials. And my favorite function that Chatwork have is the Search bar, because whenever I need to find some credentials regarding our on going projects I just have to type a keyword regarding the topic/credentials I need to find.

- Aaron Emmanuel G.

Chatwork is fun and easy to use! One obvious advantage of chatwork is that you are released from daily stressful communication using e-mail. E-mail communication is already jurassic work style.

- Akinori U.

5 stars for offering the Pro version for free until the end of 2020. Light on features but does what it's supposed to do on Android. Haven't had any problems using on Android but the Windows version has connectivity and high data packet loss issues. Which is problematic because some attendees must use a desktop to access. Hard to make the switch from BlueJeans, Zoom, or Teams until the desktop app is tightened up.

- Anonymous User

Meetings work well. However, the Android app is pitiful with practically no options other than start or join a meeting. For example, you have to use a computer to schedule meetings. If the app had full capabilities I'd give it 5 stars. But missing functionality is a huge drawback in my opinion.

- A Google user

This app is extremely frustrating. When I'm in a meeting, it kicks me out and then asks me to review the quality of the app. Even though I'm mostly able to rejoin it'll keep kicking me out even 2 to 3 minutes causing me to miss on important discussions. Please fix this because I have no control over which virtual meeting service my company uses.

- Caitlin Campbell