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Version 2.40.2 · 2026-06-25
Improved French language support with additional translations throughout the app.
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The store currently lists version 2.40.2, updated 2026-06-25.








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Send your words and emojis as stunning 3D Augmented Reality messages that come to life in the real world. Recipients don’t need the app.
SEND
* Send interactive AR messages to any iPhone or iPad user
* Recipients view your message in AR in their own environment
* Walk around and play with your 3D message using simple controls
* Share via text message, email, QR code or social media
* Send as an AR greeting card or floating photo frame
CREATE
* Create 3D AR text - from single words to full paragraphs
* Choose from beautiful fonts and rich textures (stone, metal, wood, glass, fur & more)
* Add, resize and position fun 3D emojis alongside your text
* Animate your text and emojis with spins, jumps & squash…
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Improved French language support with additional translations throughout the app.
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