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The best alternatives to WWDC Together are WWDC for macOS v5, Hyperbeam, and WWDC app for OS X. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed over 10 alternatives below.
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- WWDC for macOS v5 is an app that lets you see the schedule and watch videos from Apple's yearly World Wide Developers Conference.
- Hyperbeam is a shared browsing site that lets you surf the web and watch TV shows and movies together with the people you care about while apart. Free to use (with optional Premium). No download necessary.
- An app to view and watch WWDC sessions on your Mac
- Watch YouTube together
- Tumblr is a place to express yourself, discover yourself, and bond over the stuff you love. Whether it’s fandoms or philosophy, fashion or felines, Tumblr is where your interests connect you with your people.
- Jelly-Party let's you synchronously watch videos on Netflix, Amazon, Disney+, Youtube and many other streaming services. It features: - Video Synchronization - Notifications - A floating chat - User avatars - Playback status updates every 5 seconds
- See the parties you are going to on your wrist.
- Watch internet videos together
- HMU is building a digital living room! They're creating a group video chat platform that lets you and your best friends interact & watch content together. Easily watch gaming content from Twitch, Mixer & Youtube all in one place with friends
- Watch WWDC video on your Apple TV
- Watch perfectly synced videos together. Anywhere.
- Event messaging app for WWDC attendees
- Watch videos, together - Starting with the PH community!
- Popitalk - Watch together is an app that allows you and your friends to watch videos together on both of your phones at the same time. No more crowding around phone screens or sharing links. Watch a video in live time within a chat of up to ten friends!
- A platform to interact with everyone at WWDC
- I created an app for Apple's WWDC to allow developers and attendees to easily connect with each other using a QR Code. The goal is to make it easier to stay in touch with people you meet, replacing the need for business cards.
