Group Watch/Listen Party Sync

by Air Planes · 32 ratings

How to use Roto Vibes Open the site. Type a name. Create room to start a session, or Join room and enter the 6-character code. Share the link or the code with the group. Everyone in that room hears the same station. The host plays, pauses, and changes channels — it updates for the whole group, not just them. Chat live. Send emoji as it plays. Comments stamp to the moment you heard them.

by kaleb · 32 ratings

Screening Room is a watch party that actually feels like being in the same room. Send one link, everyone takes a seat, and the film starts on a shared countdown so every screen hits the same frame. Play, pause, or skip and it happens for the whole group. You react live, chat, and pin comments to the exact moment they happen. And the Usher, an AI host running on our own cheap GPU, runs the room: it welcomes people by name, calls them out when it goes quiet, runs hot-take polls, and can pause or jump the whole group on request. Anyone can host it for pennies, and it drops onto any video page with one bookmark.

by Wil · 32 ratings

Load a YouTube signal, project it onto a Three.js theater stage, populate the auditorium with simple luminous avatars, synchronize host controls across local tabs, collect reactions, and let the local Stage Director adjust cinematic cues from audience energy. The room URL can be copied for sharing.

by Striker9 · 28 ratings

Walking through it like a live demo: 1. **Join** — you land on a gate screen, type a name, and either generate a random room code or paste one a friend sent you. Hit "Enter the room." 2. **Share** — the room code lives right in the URL (`#room=ABC123`), so "Copy invite link" gives you something you can just paste in a group chat. Whoever opens it lands in the same room. 3. **Load something** — anyone pastes a direct video or audio link into the box at the bottom and hits "Play for everyone." It detects whether it's audio or video and loads it for the whole room simultaneously. 4. **Stay in sync** — from there, whoever plays, pauses, or drags the seek bar, everyone else's player jumps to match. It corrects for network lag using timestamps, so people don't slowly drift out of sync over a long video. 5. **React together** — tapping an emoji sends a burst that floats up over the video for everyone in the room at the same instant, so it feels like reacting in the same room instead of typing into a void. 6. **Chat** — a normal live chat panel alongside the player for running commentary. 7. **Pin a moment** — instead of just chatting past a great scene, "Pin this moment" drops a marker on the seek bar tied to that exact timestamp, with a note. It shows up in the Moments tab too, and anyone can click it later to jump straight back to that point — so the best bits of the watch don't get lost in scrollback. Under the hood, there's no backend server: browsers connect directly to a public real-time relay (PartyKit) keyed by the room code, and broadcast small JSON messages for playback state, chat, reactions, and moments. That's also why it can ship as a plain static file / Hugging Face static Space with nothing to configure.

by ₥AN$A · 24 ratings

Create or join a room with a shareable code, paste any direct video/audio URL (.mp4/.mp3/.webm), and it loads for the whole group at once. Play, pause, and seek on the HTML5 player are captured and broadcast over Socket.IO — the server holds authoritative room state (currentTime + playing, drift-corrected against wall-clock time) so a late joiner snaps to the live position instead of starting at 0:00. On top of sync there's a live chat panel and six one-tap emoji reactions that float up over the player like a stream overlay, so it feels like everyone's actually in the room together instead of watching alone on staggered timers.