India’s home-grown messaging platform Arattai has reached a major milestone and climbed to the top of the social network category in the App Store, amid a dramatic boom in new users and growing calls for homemade digital solutions. The platform, developed by Zoho Corporation, announced its performance on its official X account and thanked users for their support and celebration of the rise to the number one place. The announcement comes during a period of extraordinary growth, with daily reports rising from 3,000 per day to 350,000 per day in just three days, a staggering 100-fold increase. Arattai, which means ‘talk’ in Tamil, was first launched in January 2021 after concerns about changes to WhatsApp’s privacy policy. The app offers a secure, Indian-made alternative to messages and communications, and joins the government’s pressure on indigenous technology solutions. Attarai -‘The Swadeshi -App’ The quick rise of the app has been reinforced by high -profile approval, including the Minister of Union Teaching, Dharmendra Pradhan. Last week, he requested the citizens to adopt Arattai and to call it ‘free, easy to use, safe, safe and made in India’, and its adoption to Premier Narendra Modi’s call to connect ‘Swadeshi’ (self -confidence). Aravind Srinivas, CEO of confusion AI, also praised Zoho for the impressive momentum of the app, and described it as a strong Indian challenger to established world players like WhatsApp. Zoho’s co -founder and chief scientist, Sridhar Vembu, confirmed that the company is rapidly scaling infrastructure to cope with the explosive growth. ‘We add infrastructure to an emergency base for another possible surge of 100x peak. That’s how exponential works work, ‘he said on X. He also revealed that the increase in user has arrived months before the planned marketing campaign of November and the launch of November. What is Arattai? Arattai is a instant platform instant message application developed by Zoho Corporation in Chennai. It allows users to send text and voice messages, make audio and video calls, share photos, videos and documents, post stories and create group conversations, all within a safe and user-friendly interface, the platform claims. Netizens remembers Koo who follows the Arattai user boom “@narendramodi we should tweet you about this, we miss the bus on the Koo app, not again,” tweets an X user by the handle of @jhunjhunuwala_ and requests the Prime Minister to support the Swadeshi app. Another X user wrote: “Since @arattai is going to be big now, our Koo-app also has to demand to make a comeback. We also need alternative apps for Facebook Instagram YouTube. Let’s #swadeshi 👍🏼 Full head-to-on.” Questions are Arattai free to use? Yes. Arattai is completely free to download and use. It provides a simple, privacy -oriented communication solution without subscription, making it accessible to a wide range of users. What can I use Arattai for? Arattai serves as a comprehensive communication instrument. Users can send messages, share media files and documents, make voice and video calls, connect via group conversations and channels, and post stories to stay in contact with friends and family. Can I use Arattai on multiple devices? Yes. Arattai supports the use on various devices, including smartphones, tablets and table computers, and allows up to five devices connected to a single account. Messages, contacts and settings automatically sync about devices, ensuring a seamless experience. Can I import chats from other messages -Apps? Currently, Arattai does not support the import of messages from other platforms. However, the growing function set is aimed at making the transition as smooth as possible for new users. With the sudden increase in popularity and strong support from both government officials and technical leaders, Arattai appears as one of the most promising homemade alternatives to global message giants, a milestone that can redefine India’s digital communication landscape.
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