X will soon be launching a TV app for videos.

X, the company formerly known as Twitter, is making a big move into the world of television with the launch of a dedicated TV app for videos uploaded to the social network. CEO Linda Yaccarino announced the exciting news on Tuesday, revealing that the app will bring “real-time, engaging content to your smart TVs.”

The app’s interface bears a striking resemblance to YouTube’s, as shown in a teaser video shared by Yaccarino. It will feature a trending video algorithm to keep users updated with popular content, along with AI-powered topics to organize videos by subject. Additionally, the app will support cross-device viewing, allowing users to seamlessly transition from watching a video on their phone to their TV.

While an official launch date for the app has not been announced, Yaccarino assures that it will be available “soon” and will offer enhanced video search capabilities. The app is expected to be compatible with most smart TVs, providing users with a high-quality, immersive entertainment experience on a larger screen.

This move is part of Yaccarino’s efforts to transform the social media platform into a “video first” platform, with original shows already featuring prominent figures like former congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard and former Fox Sports host Jim Rome. The announcement comes on the heels of Truth Social, owned by Donald Trump’s media company, unveiling plans to launch a live TV streaming platform focusing on news networks, religious channels, and content that has been canceled or suppressed on other platforms. Stay tuned for more updates on X’s TV app launch!