Amazon removed the native Prime Video Watch Party feature on April 2, 2024. If you’re looking to keep movie nights alive, here are the best alternatives in 2025 — plus a practical offline option using TuneBoto.

Top Alternatives to Prime Video Watch Party in 2025
Below are the most reliable options people use today. Each entry includes a brief overview, supported devices, sign-up needs, main features, pros & cons, and who it’s best for.
1. Teleparty (formerly Netflix Party)
Teleparty is a browser extension that syncs playback across viewers on services like Prime Video, offering an easy group chat for real-time watching. It’s free and quick to set up on desktop browsers, but it doesn’t support voice/video chat, and everyone needs their own streaming login.

Supported devices: Chrome / Edge on Windows, macOS, Chromebook.
Sign-up: No Teleparty account; each viewer needs a Prime Video account.
Features: Synchronized playback, group text chat.
Pros: Free, extremely simple to use.
Cons: Desktop only; no built-in voice/video chat.
Best for: Small friend groups who watch on desktop and want a lightweight solution.
2. Scener
Scener adds a “virtual theater” feel — synchronized playback plus video, voice, and text chat. It supports host mode for larger events, so it’s a natural choice for community watch parties or groups that want more interaction than plain text chat.

Supported devices: Chrome browsers, Windows, macOS, some smart TV browsers.
Sign-up: Scener account plus individual streaming accounts as required.
Features: Sync playback, video/voice/text chat, host mode.
Pros: Very interactive; great for large groups or public events.
Cons: Slightly steeper setup and needs solid bandwidth for video chat.
Best for: Social groups, clubs, or anybody hosting a big virtual event.
3. Kast
Kast is a multi-platform app (desktop, mobile, web) that supports screen sharing, synchronized viewing, and full video/voice chat. It’s flexible for streaming movies, playing games together, or just hanging out — though the interface can feel busy at first.

Supported devices: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Web.
Sign-up: Kast account; streaming accounts as needed.
Features: Screen share, voice/video chat, group text.
Pros: Cross-platform, good for mixed-device groups.
Cons: Free tier limitations, learning curve.
Best for: Cross-platform friend groups, gamers, casual social hangouts.
4. Discord Streaming
Discord isn’t just for gamers — its screen share and voice channels make it a solid option for watch parties. It’s free, provides excellent voice chat and community tools, and works across desktop and mobile. Keep in mind sync relies on screen sharing, so playback depends on the sharer’s connection.

Supported devices: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Web.
Sign-up: Discord account; streaming account where needed.
Features: Screen sharing, voice/video/text chat, community servers.
Pros: Free, strong chat and community features.
Cons: No native stream sync; quality tied to uploader’s bandwidth.
Best for: Existing Discord communities and groups who value chat/voice interaction.
5. Plex Watch Together
Plex’s Watch Together feature syncs playback from a personal media library, making it ideal for people who maintain their own collection. It runs on many TVs and devices and offers reliable playback for stored files — but you’ll need to host or upload media to a Plex server first.

Supported devices: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, smart TVs.
Sign-up: Plex account; media uploaded to a Plex server.
Features: Synchronized playback (local media), text chat.
Pros: Stable playback, great for long-term libraries and TV viewing.
Cons: Setup overhead; not ideal for instant, spontaneous watch parties.
Best for: Families, home theater setups, tech-savvy users managing personal libraries.
Comparison Table: Alternatives at a Glance
Platform | Supported Devices | Sign-up Needed | Chat Options | Sync Quality | Best For | Free / Paid |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Teleparty | Desktop browsers (Chrome/Edge) | No extra sign-up | Text chat | High | Small groups, simple setup | Free |
Scener | Desktop + some smart TVs | Yes (Scener + streaming accounts) | Video, voice, text | High | Large groups, interactive events | Free |
Kast | Desktop, Mobile, Web | Yes | Video, voice, text | Medium–High | Cross-platform watch parties | Free / Paid |
Discord Streaming | Desktop, Mobile, Web | Yes | Voice, video, text | Medium (screen share) | Gamers, online communities | Free / Nitro |
Plex Watch Together | Desktop, Mobile, Smart TVs | Yes (Plex account + server) | Text chat | High (local media) | Families, personal libraries | Free / Paid |
Watch Together Offline with TuneBoto
If you want full control and fewer streaming headaches, downloading a copy of a movie or episode is a solid fallback. TuneBoto Amazon Video Downloader lets you save Prime Video content to MP4/MKV, keep subtitles and multiple audio tracks, and play locally on any device.

Amazon Video Downloader
How to Download and Watch Prime Video Together Offline
Firstly, click the download button above to download the software for Windows (11/10/8/7) or macOS 11 or later. Installation takes just a few minutes. The free trial lets you download the first 5 minutes of any video, perfect for testing with Upload.
Step 1 Log In to Your Amazon Prime Account
Launch TuneBoto and select your region, here we choose "primevideo.com". Click the "Sign In" button to log in to your Amazon Prime Video account.

Step 2 Customize Output Settings
Open the General Settings window to customize the output settings, including the Video Output Format (MP4, MKV), Output Quality, Output Path, and so on as you like.

Step 3 Search Videos to Download
You can use the built-in browser to search for the video. Open the TV show, and then click the download button at the bottom right corner and the TV series will be automatically loaded into the download list.

Choose Upload Seasons 1, 2, or 3 (and Season 4 when it releases in August 2025). Click the download icon next to each episode or select an entire season for batch downloading.
Step 4 Start Downloading and Manage Files
Click the "Download" button to start. Depending on your internet speed, each episode takes about 5-10 minutes. Once complete, find the MP4 files in your designated folder. Transfer them to a USB drive, SD card, or any device for offline viewing.
FAQs about Watch Party Alternatives
Q1: Are these Watch Party alternatives free to use?
Many (Teleparty, Discord, Plex basic) offer free versions. Scener and Kast have free tiers but may also offer premium features behind a paywall.
Q2: Can I use these alternatives on a TV or phone?
Compatibility varies. Teleparty is desktop-only. Kast, Discord, and Plex have mobile apps and often support smart TVs or casting.
Q3: Do all participants need a Prime Video account?
For native streaming (each viewer watching from their own Prime account), yes. If one person is screen-sharing or you use local files via Plex/TuneBoto, only the streamer needs access (but legal considerations apply).
Q4: Which option works best for large groups?
Scener is designed for larger public watch events; Discord can handle large communities with the right server setup.
Q5: How do I watch offline with friends?
Download the content with a tool like TuneBoto, then host a local playback session, share files on a private drive, or use screen-sharing apps (Discord/Kast) while playing the downloaded file.
Conclusion
Even though Amazon removed the native Prime Video Watch Party, you’ve still got options. For a lightweight desktop experience, Teleparty works well. If you want full video chat and an event-like vibe, try Scener or Kast. Discord is perfect for communities that already live there, and Plex is unbeatable for families managing a media library. If you want the least friction and the best offline experience, consider downloading legally permitted copies for personal use — TuneBoto makes that simple and reliable.
Choose the approach that matches your group’s devices, interaction style, and legal comfort, and keep movie nights going strong.