aGram vs Zerogram

aGram is a third-party client for the Telegram messaging platform. It connects to your existing Telegram account and provides an interface designed around accessibility, performance, and privacy. - Read incoming messages with ease thanks to a streamlined conversation layout. - Stay in touch with friends, communities, and family through quick replies and reactions. - Send voice notes recorded in high-resolution audio for clearer, richer sound. - Keep track of unread messages and mentions at a glance. - Personalise the experience with accessibility and privacy options such as dyslexia-friendly fonts, disabling the camera when joining a video call, and more. All messages, media, and user-generated content are hosted and moderated by Telegram. You can report or block users and conversations directly from the app. A Telegram account is required to sign in. New features are added regularly — all designed so you can focus on what you want to say, not on how to send it. aGram is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Telegram Messenger Inc.

Zerogram is an independent Telegram client designed for blind and low-vision users. Built with Telegram’s official open-source TDLib library, it works with your Telegram account and conversations. VoiceOver labels, hints and actions help you navigate chats, groups, channels and bots; read, reply to, edit and forward messages; send voice messages, photos, videos and files; and use supported calls and live streams. Explore chat folders, search, translation, notification sounds, storage settings and appearance options. Zerogram supports 15 interface languages. The app is free to download. Adding multiple accounts is available as an optional in-app purchase. Zerogram is an independent app and is not the official Telegram application.