BiP in iPhone application Liquid Glass view, but the change doesn’t cover all screens yet. The transparent design with glass effect appears first in the top and bottom menus, search boxes and keyboard. You can also see the innovation in the menus that open when you press and hold on a content and in the actions you perform by swiping. BiP says it will renew other screens in subsequent versions, but does not share a date for this transition yet.
BiP’s statement dated September 29 shows that the innovation focuses on the interface parts you frequently use on the iPhone. For example, the top and bottom menus gain a glass effect, while the search boxes and the keyboard appear more transparent. In addition, the options that open when you long press on a content and the actions you access with the swipe gesture also change. The company states that it offers a smoother experience, but does not share a speed measurement that supports this claim.
Apple brought the Liquid Glass design to apps, navigation, and controls with iOS 26. Using glass’s relationship with light, the view changes visually depending on the content on the screen and the context of use. Thus, BiP’s renewed sections use a visual language similar to the iPhone’s own menus and controls. BiP’s App Store release notes also include the Liquid Glass update of the application.
If you’ve been tracking similar changes in messaging apps, you can compare BiP’s announcement to WhatsApp’s iPhone message menu effort. WhatsApp tested the Liquid Glass appearance in the message menu and reaction panel with some beta users in September. BiP states that it offers its new interface to iPhone users and is one of the first local applications to initiate this transition in Türkiye. WhatsApp did not share a schedule for the general distribution of the message menu in question at the time the news was published.
BiP will renew other screens in next versions
BiP defines the current change as the first step of the design work on the iPhone application. Then the company added other screens and interface components. Liquid Glass plans to adapt it to its appearance. However, it does not explain which screen will come first or when the updates will be completed. If you are using BiP on iPhone, you can check the current version on the App Store page. BiP also offers its Android application for free; This announcement only describes the change in the iPhone interface.
In its press release, BiP says that Turkcell, Türk Telekom and Vodafone Pass subscribers can use the application without spending their internet quota. However, BiP’s official help page mentions Turkcell and Vodafone Communication Pass packages when explaining this advantage. Therefore, you need to check the coverage with your operator, especially for Türk Telekom tariffs. Free download of the application and operator conditions regarding mobile data quota are separate issues.