Amazon Chime

Amazon Mobile LLC

About this app

Amazon Chime is a new communications service that transforms meetings with a secure, easy-to-use application that you can trust. With Amazon Chime, you can conduct online meetings, call, chat, and share content easily, both inside and outside your organization. Amazon Chime is available on any device, and your meetings and conversations are always synchronized so that you can stay connected.


Key Features:
• Tap to join meetings – no more lengthy pin numbers
• Easily control meetings with the visual roster
• Tap to share content, view on any device
• Chat and chat rooms, with attachments

Amazon Chime frees you to work wherever you need to with a single app for all your communications needs. Learn more at https://chime.aws.

Ratings and reviews

For some reason many of the words in the app are cut off. For example the button that should be listed as "done" is "don", "schedule" is schedul" and so on. these are built into the app and I see no way to change it but it also affects what I type in my chat groups and cuts the words off there as well. Considering I have to use this for work it's extremely inconvenient let alone not professional. Other than that the app is alright. It functions as a very bare bones communication app.

I'd give this terrible app zero stars if I could. Gets notifications but doesn't download the message until you open the app, so you can have a notification (with half the text) but can't access the message, or at least not quickly as it takes ages to sync (and if offline at that point you're out of luck). What a tragically bad design. No "out of the office" functionality, which is critical for a business-focused app. No detailed control over notifications. Also as per all Amazon Android apps it burns battery even when not in active use. Amazon doesn't appear to be developing or improving this app. If I wasn't forced to use this for work it would be uninstalled in a heartbeat.

It keeps logging people out when it is not necessary, like after updating or when on holiday, being unable to log back in until they reach the Amazon network (or having an Amazon business laptop). Ideally, there will be a countdown from when a person was connected to an internal network last time (e.g. 35 days), then you can ask users to login again. There is definitely a lack of experience and ideas from these "developers" today.

What’s new

* Improved crash reporting
* Bug fixes