Muze revisits mobile messaging thanks to this

You all know Messenger, WhatsApp and Telegram, mobile messaging applications that have become essential on our smartphones. Thanks to their many features, these applications have become very popular, like WhatsApp with its 2 billion users, or Facebook Messenger with its 1.3 billion users.

In this already well-filled ecosystem, a brand new application which is clearly more "artistic" has recently appeared. Called Muze, from the name of the start-up that designed it, this fresh messaging application is currently only on the App Store, for free download.

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Obviously, Muze has all the classic mobile messaging features, but some pretty cool options make it stand out of the lot.

Muze wants to make our discussions much more fun

Thanks to its functionsnalities, exchanges will be much more animated with Muze. And this, thanks to a feature exclusive to this application, a totally interactive canvas which will allow the user to draw whatever he wants on it.

You can also choose images, GIFs or access a palette of personalized stickers by clicking on the photo gallery icon. Moreover, among the range of stickers available, some will allow you to frame the texts, which will add an artistic touch to your messages.

Precisely, in terms of texts, it will also be possible to customize them. The dedicated options will then allow you to adjust the alignment, choose between different fonts, or even highlight a few words.

And that's not all. Regarding emojis this time, Muze goes so far as to offer mashups. Very handy when you have looked around di emoticonsavailable and that none is suitable for faithfully transcribing what you want to transmit.

To take Muze in hand, it will not be very complicated

In its presentation, this new application is apparently quite easy to use. For example, thanks to the pen icon on the main display, Muze will allow you to draw on anything on the screen of your smartphone or tablet.

If, on the other hand, you want to doodle exclusively on the canvas, you must first click in the text area. Another icon, allowing only to draw in the indicated area will appear in the gray toolbar.

Otherwise, for the other features of the application, all As fun as each other, you will be able to discover them little by little, while learning to use this application which is all in all quite interesting.

To download Muze, This is where it happens .

Some screenshots of the Muze interface