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See and chat with other people browsing the same URL. CursorParty makes the web feel multiplayer. See live cursors from other people who are browsing the same public URL, then send quick, lightweight chat bubbles right from your cursor. It is a simple way to make articles, docs, product pages, launches, streams, and shared links feel less empty. What CursorParty does: Shows live cursors from people on the same page Lets you send short ephemeral chat bubbles with Shift + Type Gives you Ghost Mode when you want to browse privately Blocks sensitive pages like banking, email, login, checkout, account, and payment pages by default Lets you customize your cursor name, color, and style Stores your settings locally in Chrome Why install it: CursorParty is for moments when the web is better together. If you are exploring a link with friends, reading the same page as a community, hanging out during a launch, or just want to see who else is there, CursorParty adds a playful live presence layer without changing the page itself. Privacy and control: CursorParty is designed for public-page presence. It uses the current normalized page URL to place people into the same room, and shares live cursor position, click position, display name, cursor style, and short chat bubbles with others in that room. Ghost Mode stops sharing, and sensitive sites are blocked by default. Chat is short-lived and rendered as plain text.
May 7, 2026
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