Girls of all ages across the globe are going gaga for a new messaging app that turns everyday texts into beautiful works of artistic self-expression. With 75% of DeeMe users identified as women, the app has drummed up a serious female following. Of course, it’s not just for the girls, guys will no doubt enjoy using it too once they start to gain their artistic momentum.
The app combines the best of Instagram, WhatsApp, Snapchat and a bunch of other social messaging applications. It reimagines the boundaries of mobile communication. Users can enjoy beautiful typesets and eye-catching graphics. The typographic messaging app also allows users to mix pictures, videos and text for a totally unique mobile experience. If you’re a creative person you’ll love the DeeMe app.
Frode Alver Nilsen, CEO of DeeMe says, “Females aren’t just the fairer sex but they’re also more creative. At least when it comes to mobile messaging! DeeMe plays on the intrinsic female infatuations with beauty, colour and embellishment, then superimposes them into a standard mobile communications concept. This channel for creativity and self-expression has received a hugely positive response from women across the globe, with 75% of our user base identified as females.”
While females may dominate the DeeMe user base at the moment, developers are forecasting a rise in the number of male users. From artistically inclined men to boyfriends
curious to explore the app that’s hooked their other half or love interest, the DeeMe male following is set to soar over the next few months.
With women and men alike starting to hone in on the DeeMe revolution, the app has been picked up by none other than global online trend community, Trend Hunter. As a fountain of inspiration for industry professionals, up-and-coming entrepreneurs, A-list celebrities and those with a ravenous curiosity for up-to-the-minute fads, Trend Hunter is a massively influential platform. It’s been cited everywhere from iconic entertainment channels such as MTV, worldwide news broadcasters like CNN and multinational media companies such as The Economist. Not to mention nods from A-list superstars such as Kanye West, Ashton Kutcher and Paris Hilton. The DeeMe endorsement not only won the app high profile publicity but also cemented its status as one of the hottest mobile downloads of 2015.
“The customization of the personalized and beautiful messages will definitely appeal to artistic millennials who want to communicate authentically and in their own way,” writes Trend Hunter journalist, Alyson Wyers.
Android and iOS versions are available for FREE download to users with phone types of all shapes and sizes.
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