Ever since Vine's launch last year, the app's web presence was limited to viewing individual videos and user profiles. But today, the Twitter-owned company launched a YouTube-like homepage to help people discover new six-second clips.
The site is similar to the app in that users are greeted with trending tags, a popular page, a search bar, and channels. User profiles also got a revamp, and non-Vine users can now browse the site without being forced to log in or create an account.
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