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Kosmi
Scener
Watch2Gether
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StreamParty is a watch communiry, that allows you to watch video streams in sync with the people you care about, on multiple services.

Mockaroo
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Fake Data
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We fake it till you make it!

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| Website | streamparty.com | dataconstruct.io |
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| Company | 2020 | — |
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With StreamParty you can watch videos on Netflix, Disney, Prime and YouTube with the people you care about. The videos will be synchronized and you can chat or videochat while you are watching together. Up to 50 participants can join.
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