Mumu

Simple & to the point. Always adding new features.

I love this app, saves me a lot of time!

While Mumu looks like a great little app and even trying it it's way faster than what macOS ships with, I feel that paying 20$ or even 12$ right now is waaaay too much for an app like this (for 1 device, for 1 year). - You already have an emoji picker for free - Rocket Pro costs 5$ - You could use the native text replacements on macOS or even Alfred, TextExpander, Keyboard Maestro, aText, Rocket Typist etc. and recreate this. You don't even have to do it manually as you'll find a couple of open source projects already created that list for you (https://github.com/warpling/Macmoji)

I've been using Mumu for a few days now and I've come to vastly prefer it over the regular emoji picker on macOS. The support for diverse vocabulary makes it a lot easier to find the right emoji for the situation. It's especially useful when I am writing tweets with emoji lists and I don't have to remember my weird search terms that I use to find my emoji normally. And of course I also love that it's keyboard compatible. ;)

HUGE fan of MumuX (if you can tell at all by the MicroAcquire brand voice, we speak in emojis)—I use it 👏 every 👏 single 👏 day

the license is limited to ONE mac. so if you have two or more macs (which I do) you have to pay two or more times. then a somewhat steep price tag becomes outlandish. (remember - mumu does EXACTLY THE SAME as the operating system without any cost, just "a bit better", and to pay a multiple of 12$ for that is just insane)

- Buggy and doesn't work in many scenarios like directly typing into notifications, it also uses copy-paste to "type" it in the field and it doesn't work always and is a very lazy way of doing it. - It will clutter clipboard managers and interfere as well. It never restored my clipboard back to correct state. - It doesn't support symbols; the native emoji picker support many many symbols categories which are missing here. This is all from using it for less than 3 days 😟 (I typed that using a key combo because it's faster and easier)