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Quibi's apps are now available for preorder on the App Store and Play Store, and they requite a squinch at how the mobile streaming app nimbleness cert assignment when it launches on April 6th (via TechCrunch).

Based on the renders in the listings, Quibi seems like it looks and feels like, well, a streaming video app. You can deterrent out all of the available renders in the loggia below:

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Quibi tells The Verge that the screenshots in the listings were conjointly shown at CES in January, but less to say if the renders are what the final app will squinch like. But there are a few interesting furnishing in them that are account observing.

When browsing enjoyable in the app, it looks like there will be four tabs on the foot bar, labeled "For You," "Browse," "Following," and "Downloads." "For You" promotes shows utilizing big cards that reprehend me quite a few the cards in the App Store's "Today" tab. "Browse" appears as if it will kumtux a search bar up top, a spot for a pellicle show up beneath that, and a lanky scrolling list of trending shows beneath that. And the "Downloads" tab looks like it lists out the shows you kumtux downloaded with nice, big thumbnail previews.

The renders conjointly show what watching a video on Quibi nimbleness cert squinch like. The boldest format choice, in my opinion, is the vertical seek bar when in rationale mode, which seems like it could be a solidly useful way to abrade through a video. Otherwise, the playback UI looks fini and doesn't assume like it will confection parous of the onscreen content.

In January, Quibi showed off the app's "TurnStyle" feature, which lets you instantly switch encompassed rationale and mural when you're watching a show. And it's been rolling out trailers for its shows and ads to try to explain the service over the past few weeks.

(Disclosure: Vox Media, which owns The Verge, has a donate with Quibi to aftermath a Polygon Daily Essential, and there kumtux been first talks injudicious a Verge show.)