Watch TikTok together
The host scrolls the TikTok feed on their computer and the clip opens for everyone in the room at once. Everyone else joins by link from any device — no extension and no app on their side.
In short
To watch TikTok together with friends you need exactly one person at a computer: they open the feed and scroll it, while everyone else joins by link from a phone and sees the same clip. Viewers need neither an extension nor an app.
What each side needs
One requirement: someone has to be at a computer. Everything else happens over a link.
The host: one person, at a computer
- Chrome, Edge, Yandex Browser or another Chromium browser with the TandemParty extension
- The TikTok feed open in a nearby tab, scrolled as usual
- A TandemParty account, to create the room and get its link
Viewers: any number, on anything
- Phone, tablet or laptop — any modern browser
- Nothing to install, neither extension nor app
- Just open the room link and sign in
How to watch TikTok together
Only the host has anything to set up, and it takes a couple of minutes. Everyone else needs just the link.
- 1
Install the extension on a computer
The host adds TandemParty to their browser and signs in. Once is enough.
- 2
Open the TikTok feed
Go to TikTok and start the feed the way you normally would. The extension picks it up on its own.
- 3
Create a room and send the link
Click the extension, copy the room link and send it to the others.
- 4
Scroll the feed
Every swipe by the host switches the clip for everyone at once. The next clips are prepared in advance, so the switch happens without waiting.
What you get in a room
- The clip switches for everyone at the same moment, with nobody left catching up
- Chat next to the video — on a phone it folds into a strip so it never eats the screen
- Until the host scrolls on, the clip loops, exactly like on the platform itself
- Sticker reactions — answer a clip without typing
Frequently asked questions about watching TikTok together
One person installs the TandemParty extension in a browser on a computer, opens the TikTok feed and creates a room, which gives them a link. Friends open that link from a phone or a computer and see the same clip. From then on the host simply scrolls, and the clip switches for everyone at the same moment.
Yes, one person — the host. The TikTok feed lives on the platform itself, and only the browser extension on a computer can scroll it. Everyone else is free: they watch the resulting stream and can join from a phone.
Yes, everyone except the host can. Viewers open the room link in a normal mobile browser, the video fills the screen, and chat folds into a strip with one tap. No app needed.
No. Only the host — the person scrolling the feed — needs it. Everyone else opens a link in any browser and installs nothing.
Yes, for everyone in the room. Signing up takes under a minute: an email and a one-time code. The code arrives on Telegram if the account is linked, otherwise by email.
No, only the host drives the feed — that is what guarantees everyone sees the same clip. Viewers take part through chat and reactions, and anyone who wants to lead can start their own room.
Two on the free plan, up to fifteen on Premium. The host counts as a participant too.
No. TandemParty only synchronizes playback. It is not affiliated with TikTok and neither hosts nor distributes any clips. Every participant watches the content on the platform's own terms.