Synchronized video playback with a friend over an end-to-end encrypted relay.
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1.2.1
updated 9 Sep 2026
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About Watch Together
Browser extension that synchronizes video playback with a friend on any site
that has an HTML video. Two people join the same room and either of them can
pause, play or seek - the other's video follows along.
HOW TO USE
One of you presses "Create a room" and shares the room code (e.g. ABC-DEF-GHI)
- there is a Copy button next to it.
The other presses "Join with a code", types it in, and presses Connect.
Once you are both in, visiting the same site with any video keeps playback
in sync. Use the "Sync playback" toggle at the bottom to sync This page only,
All tabs, or turn it Off.
Room codes are case-insensitive and the dashes are cosmetic, so abc-def-ghi
and ABCDEFGHI both work. A room holds exactly two people.
Optionally set a display name under Settings so your friend sees who they are
connected to.
PRIVACY
Playback state travels over a small relay, but the relay cannot read it. The
two of you agree on a key directly with each other and encrypt everything you
exchange - including your display name - so the relay only ever forwards
sealed bytes, and it stores nothing. It is not even told the room code, only
a hash of it. No accounts, no tracking, no analytics.
A default relay is provided and needs no setup. If you would rather not use
it, the relay is a small Cloudflare Worker you can deploy yourself in a couple
of minutes and point the extension at: Settings → Relay server.
Source code and instructions for self-hosting the relay are on GitHub.