Squirt.org Adds New Filter, Search Features

TORONTO –– Gay hookup and cruising site Squirt.org is making a number of upgrades to its mobile site.

The site now includes two new filter and search features, which give members the ability to view when other men on the site were last active and who is currently online.

Members tapped into Squirt.org on their mobile device may now see who was most recently online. The feature further improves the timeliness of the service, allowing members to log on and get off.

The enhanced “Online Now” feature provides a new default filter to quickly find men who have been online and active within the past hour. The feature may be applied along with location filters.

“In order to better serve members of Squirt.org, we have adopted a more agile methodology for improvements to the site, which will include monthly updates,” said Attila Szatmari digital business director for Pink Triangle Press, Squirt’s parent company. “Whether major upgrades or minor tweaks, we want to make sure that our mobile experience is better and competitive.”

The ability to cater to consumer demand and create a more effective operating system and network is part of the reason Squirt.org is nominated for Best Hookup Site/Mobile Hookup App Surfer’s Choice Award for the 2016 Cybersocket Web Awards.

The Cybersocket Web Awards program, which will be held during the 2016 XBIZ Show, is slated for Jan. 13 in West Hollywood, Calif.

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