The improvements give private and public groups an auto-login feature. Once users have created a group, they simply type the group name into bluepulse and are able to message the entire group, and hear back from them, with all messages coming into one inbox. Private groups are not listed anywhere on bluepulse; users can join them by invitation only.

Public groups let any user connect with other users who share similar interests. Once a user has joined a public group, they are able to see all messages that have been sent to the group and can message everyone in that group.

Ben Keighran, CEO of Bluepulse, said: “Our goal is to build the largest and most active community on mobile, and with these recent additions, bluepulse is running faster and smoother than ever. We will continue to innovate our product for our growing user base in the coming months.”    

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