Hang out

Hang out online when you live far apart

Open the same page and you’re there together. You see each other’s cursors, talk out loud and react as you scroll. No call to set up and no screen to share.

SPOT runs in Chrome on your computer.

Things to do together, miles apart

1

Talk while you browse

Hit Join on any page and you hear each other, with both your cursors on it.

2

Watch the same thing

You each open the stream in your own tab, with your own account. React live and talk in your own chat beside it.

3

Shop together

Point at what you like, pin a comment on it and decide together.

How it works

1.Add SPOT to Chrome

You and your friends each add it once. It’s free.

2.Send a link

Any page you both open is a place to meet.

3.Be there together

See each other’s cursors, talk and react right on the page.

Questions?

Do we both need SPOT?

Yes. You each add SPOT to Chrome once, for free.

What if we’re not online at the same time?

Leave a comment or a highlight on the page. It’s there when they open it, and in your Spot’s Activity.

Can I share my streaming account this way?

No. SPOT doesn’t share your screen or your account. You each watch in your own tab, signed in to the service yourselves.

Who can see what I add?

In your Spot, only the people in it. Outside a Spot you’re in the page’s public space, where anyone with SPOT on that page can see it.

Does it work on every website?

Almost all of them, from YouTube to your favorite shop. Chrome doesn’t let extensions run on its own pages, like the new tab page or the Chrome Web Store.

More ways to use SPOT

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The internet. Together.