Skip to content

Rooms are live right now

Everyone on the
same frame.

ConnectUs is a watch party that actually stays in step. One person presses play and every screen lands on the same second, with the chat, the reactions and everyone's faces right beside the film.

Free · No extension · Nothing for your friends to install

In the library tonight

Nosferatu

1922 · public domain

Metropolis

1927 · public domain

His Girl Friday

1940 · public domain

Night of the Living Dead

1968 · public domain

Charade

1963 · public domain

The General

1926 · public domain

Plan 9 from Outer Space

1959 · public domain

Detour

1945 · public domain

Thousands of public-domain and openly licensed films, searchable from inside the app and free to watch — no licensing fine print, no regional blackouts.

Watching something together used to mean being in the same room. Then it meant three people counting down over a group chat and still landing four seconds apart.

Three steps, then the film

01

Choose the film

Search thousands of public-domain titles from inside the app and add one to your library in a click.

Thousands of public-domain titles
02

Open the room

Name it, decide who gets in, and share the six-character code. Everyone gathers in the lobby first.

Waiting in the lobby
03

Press play once

One press and every screen lands on the same frame. You hold the remote for the rest of the night.

YYou
AAmara
DDiego
Each screen at a different second

What a room gives you

Six things, each of which had to be right for the evening to work.

  • Sync that holds

    Play, pause and seek propagate with the network delay measured out of them, so nobody is counting down over voice chat.

  • A conversation that stays

    Chat lives with the room, not the tab. Arrive late and read back everything you missed.

  • Faces, not just names

    Peer-to-peer video and voice run beside the film, so you catch the reaction as it happens.

  • Your door, your rules

    Public rooms anyone can find, or private ones behind a code where you approve each arrival.

  • Built for a group

    Up to ten people, a lobby to gather in, and one host holding the remote — or nobody, if you prefer.

  • Nothing to install

    No extension and no download for your friends. Send a link and they are in the room.

What you need

Almost nothing, deliberately — the friction in a watch party is usually everyone installing something before the film can start.

  • A modern browser — Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari
  • A free account, for you and for anyone joining
  • A camera and microphone, only if you want to be seen and heard
  • Nothing else: no extension, no plugin, no subscription

Questions

  • Which films can I watch?

    Public-domain and openly licensed cinema — thousands of titles, searchable from the library and free to watch. Modern studio releases are not available here, and no service can legally offer those to a third-party app.

  • Does everyone need an account?

    Yes, so the host knows who is asking to come in and chat has a name against it. Signing up takes a moment and costs nothing.

  • What if my camera does not work?

    You still get the film, the chat and the reactions, and you still see everyone else. Video is optional, and declining the camera prompt does not hold the room up.

  • How many people fit in a room?

    Ten. Video is peer-to-peer, so beyond roughly six live cameras the bandwidth starts to tell on slower connections.

  • Can I watch something of my own?

    Uploads are supported when configured, though the public catalogue is where most rooms start.

Your next movie night is one link away.