PremierePop — Anime Premiere Watch Party & Danmaku

Watch anime premieres together: synced watch rooms + danmaku that replays at the same moment on rewatch.

Premiere night is an event. PremierePop makes it one again. When Crunchyroll removed its comment section in July 2024, premiere night lost the crowd. PremierePop brings the crowd back — in the two ways that actually fit how anime fans watch: 1. Premiere watch rooms (sync, no screen-sharing) Create a room on any Crunchyroll, Netflix, or YouTube episode and share the invite link or 6-letter code. Everyone watches on their own subscription — PremierePop only syncs play, pause, and seek, and gently corrects drift over 1.5 seconds. React together with live emoji bursts and room chat. 2. Danmaku that stays with the episode Send a scrolling comment (danmaku) at any moment and it is pinned to that exact timestamp. Missed the premiere? Rewatch later and the premiere crowd's danmaku flies past at the very same seconds — the live feeling, preserved. Your danmaku is stored only on your device, per episode. Spoiler Shield Turn it on and danmaku containing spoiler words (yours to edit) never reaches your screen. Plus per-user blocking, a built-in filter, and send rate limits — the moderation basics a community layer needs, handled on-device first. Private by design No account. No tracking. No ads. Danmaku timelines live in your browser storage. Watch rooms are ephemeral: the optional party server relays messages between room members and stores nothing. Works on: Crunchyroll watch pages, Netflix watch pages, YouTube watch pages. Not affiliated with Crunchyroll, Netflix, or YouTube. You need your own subscription for each service; PremierePop never accesses or redistributes any video content. How to host rooms over the internet: deploy the free, zero-dependency party server included with the open project (one command), paste its wss:// URL in Settings, done. Without a server, danmaku and same-device tab sync work out of the box.