A Teleparty alternative without an extension
Teleparty (formerly Netflix Party), Rave and Watch2Gether are the best-known watch-party tools. Kinoo does the same core job, synced playback for a group, in the browser, with a full Persian and English interface.
Video playing in sync in a Kinoo room on a phone 
Inviting friends to a Kinoo room to watch together 
Text chat inside a Kinoo room while watching together
Why people look for an alternative
Teleparty runs as a browser extension and works with streaming services everyone must subscribe to. Some tools are desktop-only or app-only. Others don't support right-to-left languages.
What Kinoo does differently
Kinoo needs no extension and opens on computers, phones and TVs. You add a YouTube link, a video file or an .m3u8 stream to the room and playback syncs for everyone, with chat, reactions and a queue built in.
Where the others fit better
Kinoo doesn't play Netflix, Disney+ or other subscription services. If your whole group already pays for the same service and watches on desktop, Teleparty is the more natural choice.
How to get started
- 1
Create a Kinoo account
Sign-up is free and includes a 7-day trial.
- 2
Create a room
Paste a YouTube link or a video link.
- 3
Share the link
Friends join without installing anything.
Frequently asked questions
Is Kinoo a Teleparty alternative?
For links you can play in a browser, yes: it syncs playback for a group without an extension. It doesn't play Netflix or Disney+.
How is Kinoo different from Watch2Gether?
Both use rooms for synced playback. Kinoo adds a Persian interface, public rooms, a watch-partner match and QR login on TVs.
Does Kinoo need an extension?
No. It runs in the browser and guests only open the room link.
Kinoo is ready when you are
Create a room and start watching together in a minute.