Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu says Arattai will adopt interoperable messaging protocols with iSpirt’s guidance, aiming to replicate UPI’s open model and avoid closed ecosystems like WhatsApp.

Arattai, Zoho’s homegrown messaging app, is gaining popularity but faces scrutiny for lacking default end-to-end encryption in chats.

The clarification also comes amid rising questions about where Zoho develops its products and hosts its customer data. Check what its founder said.

Zoho’s homegrown messaging app Arattai has become an overnight sensation, clocking 350,000 daily downloads within three days and topping the Play Store charts. Backed by government endorsements and ...

Compare Arattai and WhatsApp on features, privacy, and usability. See how Zoho’s Arattai stacks up against WhatsApp’s massive user base and security options.

Launched in 2021, Arattai had remained relatively under the radar, overshadowed by global giants like WhatsApp and Telegram. Despite being feature-rich, it never quite managed to break into the ...

Zoho CEO posted on 'X' saying that Arattai traffic has increased 100X in 3 days, therefore, it is working hard to add infrastructure that can support this traffic.

Zoho’s new messaging app Arattai will soon be publish its messaging protocols, revealed company co-founder Sridhar Vembu via an X post on September 30. Vembu stated that he was in discussions with ...

The indigenous messaging app Arratai is steadily gaining popularity. Its daily downloads have increased from 3,500 to over 300,000, and it is trending at number 1 on the Apple App Store. Meanwhile, ...

Arattai, the homegrown instant messaging app with features similar to WhatsApp, is currently generating significant buzz in India. Here is what you need to know about its founder, Sridhar Vembu.

Zoho Corp founder and Chief Scientist Sridhar Vembu clarifies that all products, including Arattai, are developed in India, with Indian data hosted locally, clearing the air on data privacy.