Balsio vs Stash

Balsio – A chat app for work conversations Work messages often end up in the apps we use with friends and family. Balsio gives work conversations a separate place. With Balsio, you can: - Message anyone using their work email. No phone numbers needed. - Keep work and personal messages in separate apps. - Keep all your team's chats in one shared workspace. Invite a new person once, and they can join any team chat they need. - Talk with people outside your company: clients, partners, and suppliers. They do not have to join your team. - Message your WhatsApp contacts without leaving Balsio (available in the European Economic Area, where contacts have enabled third-party chats). - Organize chats into lists by project or client, reply in threads, and snooze chats or mark them as done. Tools like Slack and Teams are for conversations inside your company. Balsio is for your team and for the people outside your company: clients, partners, and suppliers. If you have used a personal chat app before, Balsio will feel familiar.

STASH saves links. Share a page from Safari, YouTube, Mail or anything else with a share sheet, and it is in your list a second later. The title and the source fill themselves in, along with a summary when the page offers one, so the list reads like something you wrote instead of a wall of URLs. Sort it or do not. Collections hold the links that belong together, tags cut across them, and a note holds the reason you saved the thing in the first place. Search reads titles, tags, sources, notes and summaries, and every result tells you which one matched. No account. No sync. No feed, no recommendations, nothing to subscribe to. Your library lives on your phone, not on a server. Links you share are sealed before they leave it, and the copy we keep for 7 days is one we cannot read. The app sends anonymous counts of which features get used and nothing more, never a URL, a title or a note. Export the whole stash as a JSON file whenever you want it somewhere else. Free, and it stays free.