The instant messaging service WhatsApp, which is owned by Meta, is apparently working on a new user interface with fresh colors, buttons, and the capacity to filter chats. This is fantastic news for iPhone users.

The repeated upgrades support the assumption that the Meta-owned app is currently improving its user interface. We learned that WhatsApp has formal intentions to improve the UI of the app by providing significant redesigns thanks to the WhatsApp beta for iOS 23.17.1.77 update, which was posted on the TestFlight app last week, according to WABetaInfo.

Redesigned navigation bar buttons, which will give the interface a more modern look, are reportedly part of the update. The instant messaging application also plans to add a filter row that will enable users to organize their talks using two filters: personal conversations and business communications.

The app’s primary color may change to green, as seen in an image taken by WABetaInfo. Some portions of the interface are still blue, though. The tab bar, along with the app title and other buttons, will all be given a black hue in the next upgrades. In terms of adding changes to the iOS app’s interface, this is a huge advancement.

The interface hasn’t been improved in a while, and many users have requested a refresh of it throughout the years. Because of this, the app may have seemed somewhat antiquated and out of touch with modern technology, according to the research.

The application, which is owned by Meta, has taken feedback from users into consideration and will continue to improve its user interface in the weeks leading up to its official release. The app’s new user interface is currently being created, and it will be introduced in a next update.

In the meanwhile, WhatsApp plans to add new call-related capabilities to provide a more private and secure experience.