Squrl, which refers to itself as a "watch-later" video service, is updating its web and mobile offering Tuesday to make it even easier for users to collect, organize and access videos on the web, using the iOS app or via Apple TV.
With the update, Squrl users will have access to a host of updates including better video discovery tools, new community and sharing features, the ability to access their existing YouTube playlists and a "Play All" option in the iPad app for continuous playback of videos in a playlist.
“Users can unlock a powerful video curation platform that makes it easy to discover community-driven video galleries across a wide range of topics, and the ability to watch video through the eyes and collections of others," explains Mark Gray, co-founder and CEO of Squrl.
App users can also now minimize videos and continue watching them while also browsing through the application. Plus, video playlists in the iOS apps are AirPlay-compatible, meaning users can push their curated playlists to their television sets and watch them via second generation Apple TV.
Squrl is a bootstrapped startup with free apps for web, iPhone and iPad. Apps will also be available for several Android tablets.