AniDachi
Watch Crunchyroll, YouTube & Netflix together with friends
What is AniDachi?
AniDachi turns any Crunchyroll, YouTube or Netflix episode into a shared watchroom. Install the Chrome extension, start a room and send the invite link. Everyone's playback stays in sync, so pausing, seeking or skipping the opening happens for the whole group at once.
It's built for watching together, not just syncing a video. Chat and emoji reactions appear right on top of the video. Built-in voice and video calls mean you don't need a separate Discord or Zoom window. Camera bubbles can be resized and moved, and the whole layout adjusts on screen.
AniDachi detects the anime you're watching automatically. On paid plans it saves your watch progress, so your group can pick up exactly where you left off next week.
It's made for anime friend groups, long-distance couples and anyone watching together across time zones.
Joining a room is always free. Hosting needs Plus (you plus up to 5 friends) or Pro (up to 14 friends, more mics and priority support). Eligible accounts can try either plan free for 3 days. Each viewer uses their own Crunchyroll, YouTube or Netflix access. AniDachi works in desktop Chrome. Hulu, Disney+ and Paramount+ support is on the roadmap.
AniDachi is not affiliated with Crunchyroll, Sony, YouTube, Google or Netflix.
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