Cheezburger Network’s growth over the past few years has been absolutely mind-numbing, with more than 19 million visitors and over 400 million page views per month. But, for the most part, that viewership has been contained to the Web.

Now, the Seattle comedy network is looking to turn up the volume in mobile, an untapped market that CEO Ben Huh alluded to after raising a $30 million venture capital round earlier this year.

The company today is unveiling the official Cheezburger iPhone app, with links to more than 45 of the company’s comedy sites. In some regards, mobile is a perfect medium for a network that prides itself on delivering five minutes of fun each day.

The small, bite-sized chunks allow for easy consumption of cat photos with funny captions; people falling off bicycles or brides in awful wedding dresses. The app also allows for easy sharing of the content through Facebook and Twitter (After posting photos on Twitter, users of the app get this message: “I Can Haz Tweeted.”)

The app was built in conjunction with Red Foundry, a mobile software development shop with operations in Seattle and Chicago.

Previously on GeekWire: Cheezburger’s latest hire: A data scientist with a love of numbers

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