Mish
- Kind
- Watch parties
- Stage
- 04 / 04 — Live
- Our role
- Product, Design, Engineering, Operations
- Platform
- Web, installable app
- Live at
- mish.sevirial.com
A watch party for the web. Pick a movie, send your friends one link, and everyone watches the same scene at the same second, with chat, reactions and calls on top.
Watching a film together from different places usually means a countdown, a browser extension and drifting out of sync by the second scene. Mish does it in the browser with one link: no downloads, no extensions, no counting down from three.
4 steps,start to finish.
- (01)
Send one link
Drop it in the group chat. Friends tap it and they're in the room, no app to install.
- (02)
Press play
Every screen starts together. Pause, skip or rewind and everyone follows, down to the second.
- (03)
Talk and react
Chat beside the movie, and send reactions that float across every screen at the same moment.
- (04)
See each other
Turn on a mic or camera and hear every gasp live, like you're on the same couch.
Press play together.
- 1
- Link to join
- 0
- Downloads
- 9
- Movie-night features
- (01)
Frame-perfect sync
Whoever presses play, pause or skip, every screen follows at once. If someone drifts, Mish quietly brings them back.
- (02)
Talk without pausing
Chat that feels like texting, right beside the movie. Reply, react, or send an emoji floating across everyone's screen.
- (03)
See each other
Turn on your mic or camera and a small call window floats over the movie. Hear every gasp as it happens.
- (04)
Yours to run
Lock a party with a PIN, pick your own subtitles and audio, and hand over the remote or make a co-host.
Built and runby the same team.
- Interface
- Next.jsReactGSAPHLS.js
- Realtime
- WebSocketsLiveKit (WebRTC)
- API
- NestJSModular monolith
- Data & media
- PostgreSQLRedisBullMQffmpegObject storage
- (01)
Heavy work never blocks a party
Video processing runs in its own worker. ffmpeg can take every core for minutes; in the API it would freeze every party's sync and chat, so the API only queues it.
- (02)
Plain WebSockets
Lighter per connection than socket.io. Rooms, replies and heartbeats are small and ours, and the client reconnects and re-syncs itself.
- (03)
Files skip the API
Uploads and downloads go straight to object storage with presigned links, and films stream as HLS.
- (04)
Calls on WebRTC
Voice, video and screen share run on LiveKit beside the party, so a call never competes with playback.
Shipped and running, supported by the people who built it.
- (01)Stage
Exploring
An idea we are testing with real people before we commit to it.
Nothing here yet - (02)Stage
In development
Committed, and being designed and built with a few early testers.
Nothing here yet - (03)Stage
Private beta
In the hands of a small group of teams, shaped by how they use it.
Nothing here yet - (04)Stage
Live
Shipped and running, supported by the people who built it.
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