ShareChat's TikTok rival Moj crosses 5million downloads on Google Play

Growing Media Home App, part of the Moz ShareChat launch, received more than five million downloads from the Google Play Store in the week following the release of its rival Ticktock Beta. The speed at which this app is installed, even during the testing phase, after the app disappears and the ticktack disappears, shows how much space has been created in the Indian App Store along with 58 other apps across the country. The Moz app is available in 15 Indian languages ​​- Hindi, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Malayalam, Bengali, Tamil, Kannada, Odia, Bhojpuri, Assamese, Rajasthani, Haryanvi and Urdu. Currently, when downloading an app, all you have to do is select your preferred language and go with it. Moz can browse through the app's feeds and share their favorite videos with friends and family. According to the app's description on the Play Store, Moz's goal is to bring the global creators community together so that users can interact with the "millions of famous people and talented artists" around the world and befriend new people. Cities or neighborhoods. Upcoming features listed with the “Made in India” app include new effects, thousands of stickers and magical icons for your selfie. It includes "magic filters" so that users can create music videos with special effects to perfectly sync the music beat, according to the app. According to industry sources, the beta version of the app is currently only available on the Play Store, but may be available on