Multiplayer Web

See your friends' cursors on any page. Share a room code, browse together — peer-to-peer and end-to-end encrypted.

See your friends' cursors on any page you both have open — browse together in real time, peer-to-peer. HOW IT WORKS Click the toolbar icon and create a room to get a short code (like ABCD-1234). Share it with a friend — they join with the code from anywhere in the world. When you're both on the same URL, you see each other's live cursor; navigate away and you show up as "elsewhere" in the popup until you're back on a shared page. FEATURES • Live cursors that stay anchored to the page through scrolling, zooming, and layout changes • Click ripples and live text-selection highlights • Emoji reactions (Alt+1 through Alt+8) • Draw mode (Alt+S) — quick scribbles that stream to your friend and fade after a few seconds • Cursor chat (Ctrl+Shift+K) — a one-line message that rides your cursor and streams letter by letter as you type • "Bring them here" — invite a roommate who's elsewhere to join the page you're on, with a one-click toast on their end • Custom name and cursor color PRIVACY, BY DESIGN Everything you and your friends actually see or type — cursor positions, selections, chat, page info — travels directly peer-to-peer over an end-to-end encrypted WebRTC connection. The signalling relay that helps peers find each other only ever sees an opaque, hashed room topic derived from your room code — never the code itself, never your page URLs, never your name. There's no account, no server-side storage, and no chat history: a friend who joins mid-conversation only sees messages sent after they arrive. PERMISSIONS Site access is requested only when you actually join a room, and only for the page you're on — not granted up front. Leaving a room revokes it immediately. You can review or revoke access any time from the extension's details page. Free and open source: https://github.com/buluquella/multiplayer-web