Netflix Fast Laughter has started in a few countries like Canada, United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Ireland … This is an app with a video function similar to Tick Tock.

Following in the footsteps of other social media platforms such as Instagram and Snapchat, Netflix has announced the launch of a new feature that will allow users to find a new “quick laugh” tab in the Netflix app. Called Fast Laughter across the channel, it is inspired by the Tic Tac Toe app and even uses some UX codes such as Instagram reels and full screen stream. The clips follow each other like a tick tock similar to the shuffle function. The app displays interesting clips from the catalog of streaming giant comedies including movies, TV shows and sitcom, as well as clips of comedians such as Kevin Hart and Ali Wong.

Last month, the platform manager said that it was interesting to see 3.5 billion views per day during the beta test in YouTube Shorts India, which shows quick clips from a video sharing site intended to compete with Tick Tock.

See something funny? On Netflix, that little question opens up a lot of possibilities, from hilarious series and movies to stand-up specials. The Fast Laugh tab has a full screen feed of funny snippets from its large catalog. Click on the Fast Laugh tab and the clips will start playing, one at the end and the other at the beginning. If users like a particular short video, they can add it to their watchlist or start playing immediately. You can also share clips individually on WhatsApp, Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter – so your friends can enjoy too.

Fast Laughter is now available on the Netflix app for iPhone users in selected countries, and will soon be tested on Android, said Patrick Fleming, Product Innovation Director at Netflix, and the giant is still on the go. Catalog easy for members to find. I already have a Netflix account on this subject NetflixIsAJoke.