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Beeper announces major overhaul for desktop and iOS apps
Users can expect the enhancements to be implemented shortly

Beeper announces major overhaul for desktop and iOS apps

Apr 13, 2024
02:30 pm

What's the story

Beeper, a multi-platform chat application, has announced plans to revamp its desktop and iOS apps. This decision comes in the wake of a comprehensive overhaul of its Android app in beta last month. The Android redesign resulted in a faster, more secure platform with enhanced features. The company aims to mirror these improvements in its upcoming updates for desktop and iOS applications.

User growth

User base grows as revamp plans unfold

Beeper's announcement of its revamp plans also follows a significant increase in its user base. The company recently opened up for public access, resulting in the addition of 70,000 new users. The upcoming desktop and iOS applications are expected to be "similar in scope to the Beeper Android rewrite," adopting the same design aesthetics and feature set, according to a confirmation given to 9to5Google by Beeper.

Upcoming improvements

Future plans include performance enhancements

In addition to the planned revamp for desktop and iOS apps, Beeper also intends to rectify bugs and enhance the performance of its Android app. The company has plans to introduce features like support for archiving. Furthermore, Beeper is set to incorporate the Texts.com team into its workforce. All of this follows the company's recent acquisition by Automattic, the company which also acquired Texts last year.

Accessibility

Beeper recently eliminated the waitlist

In other Beeper-related news, the company recently eliminated its waitlist and no longer necessitates an invitation for new users. Those interested can now easily download the app on Android, iOS, or desktop platforms and start using it for free. Before this change, Beeper had approximately 450,000 users awaiting service access. While there is no specific timeline for the desktop and iOS app revamp, Beeper anticipates that it won't be long before they are implemented.