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Exolet’s Curated YouTube Video Library Surpasses One Million Videos
The growing collection includes thousands of game-show videos, more than 500 movies, and over 1,000 topic channels, with shared participation helping residents discover neighbors with similar interests.

LAS VEGAS — October 24, 2026 — Exolet LLC reports that its library of curated YouTube content has surpassed one million videos. The collection includes thousands of game-show videos, more than 500 movies, and over 1,000 topic channels covering a wide range of hobbies and interests. Alongside the catalog’s growth, Exolet is emphasizing how participation in topic channels and optional Resident Spotlights can help connect residents who share an interest.
A large catalog organized for discovery
Exolet’s curation approach brings videos into a browsable library within the community TV experience. The supplied library screen illustrates categories such as music videos, TV shows, movies, game shows, fitness, food, pets, and family content.
The aim is to make it easier for residents to find something relevant to their interests within the wider Exolet platform. The million-video milestone describes the company’s curated collection of YouTube content, with categories and topic channels providing structure as that collection grows.
Game shows, movies, and more than 1,000 topic channels
According to Exolet, the library includes thousands of game-show videos and more than 500 movies. Those selections sit alongside over 1,000 topic channels intended to give residents many different starting points for exploring a hobby or subject.
A broad selection supports different preferences within the same community. One resident may look for a familiar game show, while another may spend time with a cooking interest, fitness topic, or favorite kind of entertainment. Topic channels give those interests a place within the platform.
Connect through participation
Exolet describes an interest-based approach to connecting residents through active participation in topic channels. Rather than making a lengthy interest questionnaire the starting point, the approach builds around the subjects residents choose to explore and participate in.
Participation gives an interest a practical context. Residents who engage with the same topic have something in common to discuss, and a channel can become a starting point for finding others who enjoy that subject.
The emphasis is on shared activity and discovery within the resident experience. This announcement does not prescribe a particular matching algorithm or claim a measured social outcome.
Resident Spotlights add a personal introduction
Exolet’s new Resident Spotlight feature adds another way for people to learn about their neighbors. Residents who choose to participate can work with Exolet’s production team on a professional, creative introduction that shares something of their interests and personality.
A spotlight can provide context beyond a topic name: a hobby someone enjoys, an experience they would like to share, or a personal story that starts a conversation. Combined with topic-channel participation, those introductions support Exolet’s goal of helping residents find people with similar interests.
Exolet states that community Resident Spotlights are presented through its restricted ambient slideshow, using resident verification and access controls to limit the audience to verified residents of the relevant community.
Entertainment within the wider community experience
The video library is part of a platform that also includes music, classic books, community information, and personalized content. Residents can explore entertainment while remaining within the same broader experience they use to connect with their community.
Exolet’s production and curation work continues as the library develops. The figures in this announcement are company-reported catalog counts; individual videos and movies remain subject to their availability on YouTube and any applicable playback restrictions.
Available through eight platform families
Exolet TV is available across Apple TV, Roku, Android TV/Google TV, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung smart TVs, LG smart TVs, Windows, and macOS. Its platform directory provides seven official store listings and a direct Mac installer.
Communities can discuss the video categories, topic-channel experience, and Resident Spotlight setup available to their residents. Device compatibility, content selection, and access permissions should be reviewed for the intended community configuration.
Getting started
Community leaders and residents can contact Exolet for a demonstration of the curated video library and topic channels. Community teams can also ask how optional Resident Spotlights and resident participation can support introductions around shared interests.
Explore all Exolet TV platforms and official downloads, or learn about the TV platform. Available content and features vary by channel, device, region, and access permissions.
Exolet TV: eight supported platform families
Exolet TV is available across 8 platform families, with seven official store listings and a direct Mac installer:
Android TV and Google TV are counted together. Windows Store and direct installer options count as one platform family. Device requirements and regional availability apply.
About Exolet
Exolet connects entertainment, family moments, and community information through TV and companion experiences. Designed primarily for adults 55+, senior living, and the communities and organizations that serve them, the platform brings shared community channels and personalized content to supported screens, including devices residents already own.
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