Add files. Keep your originals.
Import videos or a whole folder. Your files stay in place; adding them doesn’t upload or move them.
Play and organize the videos on your computer. Stream VR to DeoVR on Meta Quest, bring your library to Android TV, or watch YouTube and local videos with friends.
Your files stay on your computer. You choose what to share.


Your VR collection can live on your computer and play in your headset. Organize VR180, 360° and 3D videos in Video Party, then stream the original files to DeoVR on Meta Quest (Oculus) over your home network.
Keep your computer awake and Video Party open. Playback depends on your headset’s codec support and DeoVR version.
From a folder full of files to a library you can actually browse. Add videos from your computer and start watching. No account needed for local playback.
Build your first libraryImport videos or a whole folder. Your files stay in place; adding them doesn’t upload or move them.
Browse your collection, search for a title, save favorites and organize your own folders.
Resume playback where you left off. Keep your VR collection in its own dedicated section.
Watch YouTube and local videos together in a private room for up to five people. Share a room ID with friends who have the app, sync playback, and talk through the good parts.
Up to five people. Everyone signs in.
Start your first watch party
After the rainSearch or paste an on-demand video link. Watch on Mac or TV. YouTube ads and playback restrictions still apply.
Each Mac participant brings the exact same file. Everyone can play, pause and seek together. Files aren’t automatically sent or uploaded.
Voice and text chat on Mac; listen and see new messages on TV. You can also watch an existing video from the creator’s cloud library.
For local-video parties, TV participants stay in chat and use the Mac app to watch. VR and Hidden videos stay out of rooms. Rooms and voice are included in the Mac and Android TV downloads as a preview. TV compatibility and long-call voice reliability are still being tested.
Connect the desktop and TV apps with the same account. Browse your collection with the remote and let the big screen do the showing.
Connect Android TV, step by stepTurn on Allow playback on my TV. Keep both devices on the same home network, with your computer awake and Video Party open. No cloud upload needed.
Choose Sync to cloud for selected videos. Once uploaded, they can play on TV with your computer switched off. Cloud storage requires access enabled on your account.
Short, practical tutorials. From your first import to your first movie night.
These features are in our plans and aren’t available yet. No release dates announced.
Watch and stream videos from your phone.
Stream your video collection from desktop to Apple TV.
Start with the desktop app. Add Video Party to your TV when you’re ready for the big screen.
Local playback, VR sharing and the watch-party preview.
Download for Mac · 2.3.2Apple Silicon · macOS 12+ · Signed & notarizedYour collection from the couch. Built for the TV remote.
Download APK · 2.4.2Android TV 8+ · APK downloadA home for your local videos, on your PC.
Download for Windows · 2.3.2Windows 10+ · x64Your desktop library, with a Debian package to get started.
Download for Linux · 2.3.2Ubuntu 22.04+ · x64Local video playback is available on Mac, Windows and Linux. Version 2.3.0 includes the private rooms preview on Mac and Android TV; Windows and Linux rooms will follow. iOS and Android phone apps and Apple TV streaming are upcoming. A phone browser can connect your devices today.
Download and unzip the Mac app, then move it to Applications. The app is signed and notarized by Apple. Open Video Party to get started.
Download the APK using a browser or downloader app on your TV. Allow installation from that app when prompted, open the APK and choose Install. Open Video Party and follow its connection code. Future APK updates can be installed over the existing version.
The desktop apps include media tools to prepare compatible playback copies. Download their source and licenses .
Yes. Add your files to VR Videos in Video Party on your computer. Connect your computer and Quest to the same private network. In Watch in DeoVR, choose your Wi-Fi or Ethernet address and select Start VR sharing. Enter the displayed VR library URL in DeoVR’s browser with https:// selected for a short link, or http:// for a direct local address, then choose a video from the thumbnail gallery. Keep Video Party open and your computer awake. Headset playback depends on the codec, resolution and DeoVR version.
You can organize and play local videos on desktop without signing in. Sign in with Google to connect your TV, use an enabled cloud library, or create and join rooms. Every participant in a room must sign in.
No. Adding a video to your desktop library points to the original file on your computer. Cloud uploads happen only when you choose to sync a video and your account has cloud access. Local TV streaming sends the video over your home network.
Add the exact same file to your own desktop library. Video Party checks its contents, so renaming the file is fine but a different edit or encoding will not match. The room does not automatically upload or send the creator’s local file. You can stay in chat while everyone else watches, then catch up when your copy is ready.
Download the desktop app for Apple Silicon Mac, Windows x64 or Linux x64, and the TV app for Android TV 8 or later. For VR, use DeoVR separately on a compatible Meta Quest headset. The private rooms preview is available on Mac and Android TV; rooms on Windows and Linux will follow. iOS and Android phone playback and streaming, plus Apple TV streaming, are coming later. Today, your phone’s browser can approve a device connection.
Start with your desktop. Choose where the next video takes you.
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