It seems like every app now wants you to watch videos.

xFirst, Twitter is launching a dedicated video app, bringing “real-time, engaging content to your smart TV,” according to CEO Linda Yaccarino, who announced it at X on Tuesday.

According to Yaccarino, the new app will feature trending video algorithms and AI-driven topics, and will be available on both smartphones and smart TVs.

“It will be your companion for a high-quality, immersive entertainment experience on the big screen,” he wrote.

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The CEO added that the app is still being developed and asked X users to share their thoughts.

Last month, Yaccarino Announcement X's intention to be a “video-first platform”. Almost all social networks are moving towards the same field, clearly taking inspiration from the reigning video platforms, especially TikTok. LinkedIn is. Currently testing TikTok-like video feeds.while meta-products Continue to embrace TikTok's vertical video format. Meanwhile, YouTube, the de facto leader in video content, still Has a significant audience.. And it looks like other apps want to join in.