Koo has unveiled a new logo

Koo began as a microblogging site in Indian languages in March of last year.

Koo, an Indian social networking site, unveiled a new logo on Thursday. The logo, according to the brand, is a continuation of the yellow bird but with a new look.

“ Social connectivity and affluence of information is one of the signs of a cultured society. The Koo App is connecting millions of people around the country and around the world as well. I'm excited to unveil the Koo App's latest logo today. “My heartiest congratulations to Aprameya and his team for creating such a brilliant social media app in such a short span of time,” said Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, founder of Art of Living.

If you didn't know, Koo was established last year with an emphasis on Indian language users. Hashtags, reposts (Re-Koo or Re-Koo with Comment), and a trending section are all included in the website, which is also billed as a desi alternative to Twitter.
Koo's rapid rise also sparked privacy questions about how it acquired and handled user data. Shunwei Capital, one of its Chinese investors, was also a source of concern.

Koo-parent Bombinate Technologies in March flashed that Shunwei had exited from the company. Existing investors along with a bunch of objects, including former Indian cricketer Javagal Srinath, BookMyShow establisher Ashish Hemrajani, Udaanco-founder Sujeet Kumar, Flipkart CEO Kalyan Krishnamurthy and Zerodha establisher Nikhil Kamat, bought out Shunwei ’s minority stake in the enterprise.

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