The game is over, and that's when it really starts: the goal watched ten times over, the disputed call, the moment nobody saw the same way. Except that, apart, everyone watches their own highlights alone. Here, everyone suggests videos and a random draw starts the next one.
How a remote after-match works
You open a room and share the link, then everyone adds videos from their computer or their phone — nothing to install. Highlights, goals, saves, iconic moments, tactical breakdowns, career best-ofs: when a video ends, chance picks the next one and you all watch it at the same time.
The goal watched together, not each on your own
A goal watched alone is just a clip. The same goal watched by five people, with the shouting hitting the chat as the shot goes in and the offside argument starting immediately, is an evening. The whole difference comes down to one thing: everyone seeing it at the same second.
The same action at the same instant, wherever you are
In the same room or three hundred miles apart, each of you at home: playback stays in sync, nobody gets the action ten seconds early and nobody spoils the end of the highlights. That's what separates an after-match lived together from swapping links, remotely.
Pick your mood below, or start your apéro with friends and let the selection build itself.