Messenger

Messenger is an Android communication app for staying in contact with friends and family through chats and calls. It connects people on Facebook and Messenger without requiring a phone number. The app also supports community interactions, interest groups, creator broadcast channels, and everyday updates shared through Stories.

Users can send high-definition photos and create shared albums for organizing photos and videos in group chats. Messenger allows Word, PDF, and Excel files to be shared directly in chat, with support for files up to 100MB. Messages can be edited for up to 15 minutes after sending, and messages can also be unsent. People can add new connections by scanning a Messenger QR code or sharing their own code through a link.

Messenger includes Meta AI for answering questions, offering advice, helping with homework, and supporting creative work such as creating, editing, and animating images. End-to-end encrypted chats can use disappearing messages that remain available for a selected period after they have been read. Stories let users share photos and videos that disappear after 24 hours.

As an Android title in the Communication category, Messenger is intended for direct messaging, calls, group conversations, and broader social connection. The catalog identifies its license as a demo trial, so the listing presents it as trial software rather than as an unrestricted license. MirrorNest links directly to the official release instead of hosting or mirroring the software itself.

Free to use — a paid version with additional features is also available.