See where your friends are watching Twitch.

Watchside puts a small panel beside Twitch showing which streams your friends are on. When someone is somewhere good, press JOIN and you are there with them.

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Twitch's browse page with the Watchside panel docked on the right. It lists friends grouped by the channel they are watching — three friends on esl_sc2, one on summit1g, one on zchum — each with a JOIN button.
Watchside beside Twitch. Friends are grouped by what they are watching, and each group has a way in.
How it works

Presence, then a door.

Watchside does one thing: it tells you where people are, and gets you there in one press.

See where your friends are

Add a few people who also use Watchside. When they start watching someone, they show up in your panel with the channel they are on.

Notice when people gather

Friends watching the same stream are grouped together, so three people landing on one channel is something you can actually see.

Jump in with them

Press JOIN and Watchside takes you to that stream. No lobby, no invite to accept, no waiting for anyone to reply.

Why it matters

Twitch is better when you know where your people are.

Watching alone and watching together are different experiences, and the only thing standing between them is usually not knowing.

Someone is already here

When a friend is on the stream you are on, Watchside says so. What was a solo tab quietly becomes a shared one — and the friends who are elsewhere are one press away.

Watching summit1g on Twitch. The Watchside panel shows Sarah is here on this channel, with other friends listed below on esl_sc2 and zchum, each with a JOIN button.

Watch it together

Everyone who joined shares a small side conversation and quick reactions, next to the stream rather than on top of it. Twitch chat carries on exactly as it was.

Watching ESL_SC2 with four friends. The Watchside panel shows a watching-together conversation and emoji reactions alongside the stream.
Your data

It knows where you are watching. That is all.

Watchside is built to show your friends one thing about you, and it is the thing you already chose to do in public.

  • Runs on Twitch only. It never reads Twitch chat, scrapes the page, or touches any other site.
  • No ads, no trackers, no selling. No advertising SDK, no third-party analytics, no fingerprinting. This website sets no cookies.
  • Your password stays with Twitch. Sign-in goes through Twitch's own page. Watchside never sees it.
  • You can go invisible, or leave. Turn presence off whenever you like, and delete your account and its data at any time.

The privacy policy says exactly what is kept, for how long, and how to delete it.

Go find your people.

Add Watchside, add a couple of friends, and Twitch stops being a thing you do alone.