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Privacy-first synchronized Netflix watch parties with P2P voice/video Watch Netflix with friends or family, no matter where they are. Everyone stays perfectly in sync — play, pause, and seek together — while you talk, chat, and react in real time. No account. No signup. No servers in the middle. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT Most watch party extensions stop at a text chat sidebar. Popcornado includes full voice and video calls built in, so you don't need to juggle a Discord call on the side. When someone starts talking, Netflix automatically lowers its volume so you can hear them — then smoothly fades back up when they stop. It's a small thing that makes a big difference over a two-hour movie. FEATURES - Synchronized playback — play, pause, and seek stay locked across everyone in the party - Voice and video calls — peer-to-peer, directly between participants - Auto-ducking — Netflix volume drops when someone speaks, rises when they stop - Live chat with emoji, @mentions, and typing indicators - Scene reactions (Intense, Funny, Horror, Romance, Sad) that float over the video for everyone simultaneously - Quick polls — rate a scene, vote on what to watch next - Password-protected rooms for private parties - Invite links — share a URL that opens Netflix and joins the party automatically - Picture-in-Picture — pop the video call out to a small floating window - Party history restored after a page refresh (up to 4 hours) HOW IT WORKS Open any Netflix video, click the Popcornado icon, and start a party. Share the generated code or invite link with friends. They install the extension, enter the code, and they're in. The whole thing takes under 30 seconds. Supports up to 8 people per party. Currently works on Netflix — Disney+, Prime Video, and other platforms are in the works. PRIVACY Everything is peer-to-peer. Your video, audio, and chat go directly between participants — nothing passes through our servers, because we don't have any. No analytics, no tracking, no account required. The only thing stored locally is your display name and preferences.
Mar 7, 2026
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