I discover these are the software I more frequently use in my daily life that are not yet snapped
Also in the past, when it was compatible with ubuntu libraries, I usually used
but I already mentioned it 
It’s impressive to see how many apps I use in my daily life that were already snapped! great work guys! 
Lutris
Pretty sure there was a Snap for it, but it’s no longer there
need a good color picker app in snap store.
yesterday i was in need of color picker app in ubuntu 19.04 i opened software app and found nothing reliable.
gcolor2 is missing in repo of 19.04, and gcolor3 is also not present there. while if you see flathub there is gcolor3 flatpak present. please snap gcolor3
MariaDB, Filezilla…
in my humble opinion, these software could appear in the Snap Store and thus attract more people to use “domestic” for Linux. And who knows attract other companies as well.
- Google Chrome;
- Telegram (correct the accent part);
- Lutris;
- Gimp (with developer support);
- FreeOffice (SoftMaker);
- App of WhatsApp (not based on web version);
- OBS Studio (with developer support);
- Steam (with developer support);
- Audacity (with developer support);
- Kdenlive (with developer support);
- Krita (with developer support);
- App of Google Drive (not based on web version) ;(with developer support);
- App of Netflix (not based on web version) ;(with developer support);
I believe that these would be interesting suggestions to have in the Snap Store and thus attract the domestic audience.
I’m happy to say for many of the applications that list, we have also identified them as important. For some we’re already in contact with the upstream developers. Others we’ve spoken to aren’t ready to support snaps yet. Be assured we’re working on it 
Thanks for the Popey comeback. And if you need some means of dissemination, mainly for Brazil and Portugal, I as one of the main editors of Blog Diolinux, we are available for when it is news and the like. 
i’d like to see these things happening in the future during the ubuntu or in any snap part.
I would love to see:
Reaper
LightWorks
Davinci Resolve
Google Chrome
(sorry for any spelling mistake - google translate)
the apps that I think would fit better into this pattern officially would be:
programs that already have in linux:
Google Chrome
GIMP
Steam
lutris
Davince Resolve
programs you do not have in linux:
Google Drive (official)
Twitch App (Official)
Netflix App (official)
Whatsapp web (Official)
dream of many people:
League of Legends (wine or native) - there is a project that uses wine to perform the installation, that is, it is already done, it needs support, and a great company like you can even give a little help and support
I think the SnapStore should be more used in more linux distributions and attract more people for domestic use, I think it should have a friendlier and better crafted look.
snap install vivaldi (browse)
snap install calibre (e-book manager)
snap instal SMPlayer ()
snap install Shutter
snap install arduino IDE
snap install eclipse IDE
snap install geogebra (http://www.geogebra.org/)
snap install fritzing (www.fritzing.org)
snap install stacer
snap install steam
snap install Oracle VM virtualbox ()
snap install logisim
snap install clipgrab
snap install monodevelop IDE
snap install code::Blocks IDE
snap install Codimension Python IDE
snap install MySQL Workbench
snap install Spyder IDE
snap install Scratch
snap install Albert ( albertlauncher)
I endorse Ricardo’s wishlist. Mainly with regard to WhatsApp I believe it’s a real necessity to have tools to improve the use of the software since many of us need it basically along all day.
In my humble opinion, some of the software that needs to be in snap to help popularize even faster this format are:
Chromium, Opera, Spotify are in the Snap store
I’d also like Vivaldi & Steam in there, too.
I would love to have in the snap format:
Would be nice to have Anbox as a Snap. It’d be so cool if we can have containerized Android apps as Snaps, too.