Everyone on the same frame
Playback is shared, so a pause is a pause for all of you. Late joiners drop into the current moment, not the opening titles.
Now showing / your living room
Upload a movie or paste a YouTube link. Play, pause, seek — the whole room follows, so nobody has to text “wait, are you at the part where—”
Your uploads or a YouTube link. Nothing to install.
No setup call, no browser extension, no shared screen that turns everyone into a 240p smudge.
Upload a movie from your collection, or paste a YouTube link. Uploads get transcoded to stream smoothly on anything.
A room takes seconds and comes with a private link. Revoke it the moment someone proves untrustworthy with spoilers.
Anyone can play, pause, or seek, and the room follows — so a snack break pauses the film for everyone, not one person.
You know the one. Bathroom, snacks, a question about the actor's other film. Now they can't ruin the evening.
Playback is shared, so a pause is a pause for all of you. Late joiners drop into the current moment, not the opening titles.
Live chat, floating reactions, and in-room voice and video. React to the twist as it lands, not eleven seconds later in a group chat.
Invite-only, through a link you control and can revoke. “Who added six strangers” stays a question you never have to ask.
A movie from your own library, or a YouTube link you paste in. No licensing region deciding what disappears this month.
Phones, tablets, laptops, and the TV nobody has updated since 2019. Quality adapts to what the connection can actually hold.
This is the part that's hard to build and easy to feel. Playback is shared state, not a countdown you both agree to start on three.
Same timestamp, same scene, same gasp. If one of you seeks back to catch a line, the other goes too.
Tickets
Early screenings are on the house while we finish the projection booth. When paid plans arrive, you'll hear it from us first — not from a surprise charge.
The honest answers, including the one about money.
Actually in sync. Play, pause, and seek are shared, and every screen corrects toward the room's position instead of drifting off alone. We won't quote a millisecond figure we don't measure — but you'll be on the same scene, not the same film ten seconds apart.
Both. When you open a room you pick one: a movie from your library, or a YouTube link — watch links, youtu.be, and Shorts all work. Playback is shared either way.
Only people you invite. Rooms are private by default and reached through a link you control, which you can revoke at any point.
Content you own or have the rights to share. Vynema is a player and a room, not somebody else's film library.
A close circle, not a stadium: partners, housemates, friends across time zones. Planning something bigger? Tell us before you send the invites.
No. It runs in a modern browser. Sign in, open the room, press play.
Nothing yet. Paid plans are coming, and we'll announce them well before anything is charged. Nobody gets billed by surprise.
Last call
Make a room, send one link, and let somebody else pick the film for once.
Free while we're in early screenings. Paid plans announced well in advance.