Description
You already video-call family on imo from your phone, but once you sit at a computer you have to pick the phone back up and keep switching between the two. The Windows version of Imo Messenger moves that to the desktop.
It is tied to your phone number, and contacts and chat history sync with the phone app. One click starts a voice or video call, and you can also type messages and send photos and files. Calls hold up reasonably on weak connections, which is what overseas users tend to praise it for.
You need imo installed on your phone and the number verified first, since the desktop client signs in through it. For anyone who wants to talk to far-away family from a desk without holding a phone up, it is a quick install.
Voice and video calls: Start one-to-one or group calls straight from the PC.
Chat and files: Send text, emoji, photos and files.
Phone-number sign-in: Verify with your number and contacts sync with the phone app.
Low-bandwidth tuning: Tries to keep calls usable on weaker networks.
It is tied to your phone number, and contacts and chat history sync with the phone app. One click starts a voice or video call, and you can also type messages and send photos and files. Calls hold up reasonably on weak connections, which is what overseas users tend to praise it for.
You need imo installed on your phone and the number verified first, since the desktop client signs in through it. For anyone who wants to talk to far-away family from a desk without holding a phone up, it is a quick install.
Features
Voice and video calls: Start one-to-one or group calls straight from the PC.
Chat and files: Send text, emoji, photos and files.
Phone-number sign-in: Verify with your number and contacts sync with the phone app.
Low-bandwidth tuning: Tries to keep calls usable on weaker networks.
Screenshots
Tags:instant-messaging