Watch together online
with anyone, from any browser.

Watching something together online sounds simple until you try it. Two people press play on the same video a few seconds apart and spend the rest of the night nudging each other back into sync. Someone screen shares and the audio does not come through. Someone else is on a phone and the link will not open. The film is not the hard part — staying on the same second is.

A watch together site solves this by keeping one shared clock. Instead of everyone controlling their own copy, the room holds a single playback position. When one person pauses, everyone pauses. When someone joins twenty minutes late, they land exactly where the room already is rather than at the beginning. That is the whole difference between watching at the same time and genuinely watching together online.

Movmash puts that shared clock in a private room you open in a browser tab. You choose how the video gets there — a supported link, your screen, or a file already on your computer — and everything else stays the same: one room, one link, synced playback, chat and reactions alongside the video instead of in a separate app.

Guests do not need an account and nobody installs anything. You send a link, they open it, and the room is running. Creating the room takes a Google sign-in so it stays yours; joining one takes nothing at all.