This means that WhatsApp will be supported on mobile devices that will run on the rumoured Andromeda OS - a project that’s meant to power convertible Windows 10 devices. What was surprising that the renders also showed an adaptable version of the app for devices belonging to the smartphone form factor. It's also suggested that the PC version will still rely on WhatsApp Web client to relay messages from Android or iOS devices. However, the app is dressed in Microsoft’s Fluent Design elements, with minimalist flat surfaces. The renders showed the app following a familiar design layout to the existing WhatsApp Web client - the list of chats on one side with the contents on the other half. Their report mentions that one of the designers on the rumoured project had uploaded a concept art depicting a WhatsApp app for Windows 10. Windows Central has pointed towards the possibility of WhatsApp working to get an official app for the Windows 10 platform. It seems now that it’s about to change as WhatsApp might be working with Microsoft to get a Windows 10 UWP app for the popular messenger. However, due to reasons known only to WhatsApp developers, there hasn’t been any dedicated app yet and we have managed to get a web client at best. The idea of using a proper PC setup for chatting with your pals certainly appeals to many, even the developers themselves.

Over the years, there has been a demand for a native WhatsApp client for Windows computers.

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