Sure, Windows 10 is a fairly stable desktop OS that just happens to run on everything else — phones, tablets, even elevators in some cases — but it has a major lack-of-apps problem. According to a new tweet by the Spanish division of Lumia Support, it’s about to get a little better for selfie-enthusiasts; a Snapchat app for Windows 10 is in the works.
The Spanish tweet is in reply to a customer query regarding the lack of a Snapchat app on Windows 10, and suggests Microsoft is “already working with our friends to bring Snapchat as soon as possible.”
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The word “pronto” is also used, but beyond that no time frame has been provided.
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@GalnRodolfo ¡Pronto llegara a tu Windows Phone! Ya estamos trabajando con nuestros amigos de SnapChat para traerla lo antes posible. ^_^
— Lumia Soporte (@LumiaSoporte) June 23, 2016
While no official reports from Microsoft or Snapchat higher-ups indicate a Windows 10 Snapchat app is in the works, working with developers on popular apps should definitely be regarded as a priority for the company.
Currently popular apps like Pinterest, Feedly, Pocket, and of course, Snapchat, are either supported by third-party apps or have no apps at all.
Recently, Snapchat was adjudged to boast more daily users than Twitter, with an estimated 150-million people worldwide snapping away every day.
