Feel close, even a thousand miles apart.
Onsemble is one shared room for the people you love. Talk face to face, share your screen, keep every stream in sync, and leave each other books, notes and photos that are still there when you come back.
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For whoever you're missing
The same room, whatever it's for. Nothing about it assumes you're in the same place.
Long-distance partners
A date room that's just the two of you: dinner on a shared screen, a book each of you is reading, and an album of every night you've had.
Friends in different cities
Six people, one room, zero coordination. Drop in, talk over the movie, and leave the good stuff on the shelf for whoever shows up next.
Family back home
Put a show on for the kids, share the screen with grandma, and keep the photo album somewhere everyone can add to it.
Anyone in another time zone
Your room remembers where you left off — watch history, notes and photos stay put while the rest of you sleeps.
Everything lives in one room
Not six apps and a group chat. Your shelf, your album, your call and your stream sit in the same place, with the same people in it.
A bookshelf you build together
Shelve a book, movie or show for someone with a note about why. 'For you', 'for us', or 'for me' — then mark it finished when you get there.
A private photo album
Upload a stack of photos, caption each one, and file them into albums. Only the people in your room can see them.
Screen sharing mid-call
Show your screen — the map, the spreadsheet, the hotel booking. It opens as its own tile so everyone can still see your face.
Streaming that stays in sync
Play, pause and seek together on YouTube, Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+ and Prime Video with the Onsemble Chrome extension.
Video chat that feels like a room
Real camera and mic connections with grid and speaker layouts, pin the person you're looking at, and the room dims when the lights go down.
Rooms that remember you
Saved rooms with invitations, watch history and preferences. Lock the door so it's only ever your people inside.
Leave something for them to find
Recommend a book to your partner with a note about why. Put a film on the shelf for the group. Mark something finished, then argue about the ending in the same place.
- Books, movies and shows, shelved for you, for us, or for me
- A personal note with every suggestion
- Suggestions and finished shelves, with ratings when you get there
The Left Hand of Darkness
“Read it before Sunday — chapter three is your whole argument about borders.”
Suggestion · For you
Pushing Daisies
“We said we'd finish this one. You said that. I'm holding you to it.”
Suggestion · For us
Chef's Table, S3
“Finished. Four stars. The dumpling episode is the one you'll cry at.”
Finished · For me
How a room gets started
About a minute, and nobody needs an account to try it.
- 01Open your roomPick a Friendship Room or a Date Room and name it. Your room gets its own invite code straight away.
- 02Invite your peopleSend an email invitation or share the code. There's no member limit — add as many as you like.
- 03Press play togetherHop on camera, share a screen, put something on the shelf, and let the room keep everything for next time.
Your people are one click away
Open a room, send the code, and see their faces tonight.