Koo

Koo is a microblogging social network, a lot like Twitter, where you can share your thoughts and opinions quickly and directly. You can follow other users, see what they have to say, have discussions, etc.

The first thing that stands out about Koo is the number of Indian languages that you can set for the app. To start with, you have English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi and Kannada; but they'll be adding more in upcoming updates. This way, the app avoids excluding any Indian community, offing a platform that's translated into every language spoken in the country.

To create an account, you'll need to sign in using your email address or phone number. Once you confirm your identity, you can customize your profile however you want: add a profile photo, write a short biography about yourself, and of course, customize your username.

One important aspect of Koo, just like Twitter, is that you get to choose what accounts you want to follow. Your experience on this social network (and on any, really) will greatly depend on the accounts you follow. Luckily, the app will offer recommendations periodically, based on the accounts you already follow.

You also have a ton of options when it comes to writing a comment in Koo. You can accompany your text with hyperlinks, emojis, videos, photos and GIFs. You can even choose who you want to be able to respond: everyone, people you follow, or no one.

Koo is a very interesting alternative to Twitter, especially for users who live in India. Thanks to this app, you can use a gigantic microblogging network in tons of different languages and with a huge range of features that make it just as good as any similar apps.