Watch together
Watch YouTube and Twitch together, on a video call
Paste a link and the video plays for everyone in the call at the same second, Twitch live streams included. You see each other’s faces and reactions while you watch.
Check a link
Paste a link to see whether it can be watched together.
How it works
- 01Start a callOne click, no account. Send the link to your friends: they join from the browser.
- 02Paste a linkA YouTube video or live stream, a Twitch channel or recording, a RuTube video.
- 03Watch in syncAnyone can pause, rewind or mute: it happens for everyone at once.
What you get
- To the secondEveryone sees the same frame. Whoever joins later starts from where the others are.
- Twitch live streamsWatch a live channel together and talk about it, or a recording from a timestamp.
- Faces and reactionsCameras stay on next to the video; emoji fly over the screen for everyone.
- Your own volumeVolume is personal; “sound off for everyone” is one button.
What you can watch together
meetall understands links from three services. Paste one in the call and it starts for everyone:
- YouTube: videos, Shorts, live streams, links with a start time (t=1m30s).
- Twitch: live channels (twitch.tv/channel) and recordings (twitch.tv/videos/…) from a timestamp.
- RuTube: videos, Shorts, private videos with their key, live streams.
A watch party without an extension
Most watch-party tools are browser extensions or need everyone to sign in. In meetall the player is part of the call: open the link, paste the video, and you are watching together, on a phone too.
Play, pause and seeking go to everyone. When someone pauses, a note shows who did it. Space pauses for everyone, M turns the sound off.
Questions and answers
Is it free?
Yes. Calls and watching together are free and have no time limit.
Can we watch a Twitch live stream together?
Yes. Paste the channel link: everyone sees the same moment of the stream. Twitch clips are not supported yet.
Does everyone need YouTube Premium or an account?
No. Videos play through the official YouTube, Twitch and RuTube players. Some videos have embedding turned off by their owners and cannot be played in other sites.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, on iPhone and Android in the browser. On phones the first tap may be needed to start the sound.
What about Netflix?
Netflix and other paid services cannot be embedded. Share your screen if you have the rights to show it.
Try it now
A room and a link for your friends in one click. Free, with no time limit.