The indian messaging app
Arattai, launched by Zoho, aimed to challenge whatsapp but is now witnessing a slowdown in downloads. Here’s a breakdown:
1️⃣ What is Arattai?· A
desi messaging app developed by Zoho, an indian IT company.· Positioned as a
Made-in-India alternative to WhatsApp.· Offers
chat, voice, and multimedia sharing features similar to mainstream messaging apps.
2️⃣ Current Trend in Downloads· Recent data shows
a decline in new downloads on both Android and iOS platforms.· Initial hype seems to be
fading due to strong competition from whatsapp and Telegram.· Users may prefer
established platforms with larger user bases.
3️⃣ Competition with WhatsApp· whatsapp dominates with
over 500 million users in India.· Arattai’s challenge:
convincing users to switch from a familiar and widely used app.· Security, features, and user experience are
critical factors in adoption.
4️⃣ What Makes Arattai Stand Out· Completely
developed in India, supporting the
Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative.· Focuses on
privacy and local user needs.· Offers potential
integration with other Zoho productivity tools.
5️⃣ Key Takeaway· Arattai data-faces an
uphill battle in a market dominated by global messaging apps.· The app needs
continuous innovation and marketing to regain momentum.· Users looking for a
Made-in-India alternative can still explore its features.
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