A Discord bot for watching together

Bring back
movie night.

Watch Party turns your Discord server into a shared living room. Start a party for the show your crew is watching — anime, K-dramas, TV, movies — and the bot keeps everyone on the same episode, schedules the next session, and pings the couch the moment a new episode drops.

Currently watching with a private crew of friends — public invite on the way.

PREVIEW watch-party · /display_party
/display_party
Live demo goes here — save your clip as demos/display_party.mp4 and it appears automatically.
/parties
Live demo goes here — save your clip as demos/parties.mp4 and it appears automatically.
/leaderboard
Live demo goes here — save your clip as demos/leaderboard.mp4 and it appears automatically.

The party card — poster, progress, next release, and one-tap quick actions. · hover the tabs to switch

18
slash commands, buttons on every one
4
media types — anime, TV, K-drama, movies
2
metadata sources: AniList & TMDB
1
crew, always on the same episode
How it works

From "we should watch this" to actually watching it.

Three steps, zero spreadsheet energy. The bot does the bookkeeping so the group chat can do the bantering.

01

Start a party

Tell it what you're watching and pick the exact title from a live search dropdown. The poster, synopsis, episode count and next air date fill themselves in — AniList for anime, TMDB for everything else.

/new_party type: anime
02

Rally the crew

Add your friends to the party card. One tap to call everyone in, vote on what's next, or schedule a real Discord event in your voice channel — in your server's own timezone.

Schedule → Sat 8:00 PM
03

Press play, stay in sync

Next Episode bumps the counter for everyone. New episode airs? The party gets pinged the second it drops. Finish the show, archive it to the shelf, and climb the leaderboard.

/leaderboard
Features

Small bot. Big couch energy.

Everything a watch party actually needs — and none of the herding-cats admin that usually kills it.

Search-powered setup

Autocomplete against AniList and TMDB as you type. You pick the exact show — no typos, no manual data entry, no "wrong season" mix-ups.

Release-day pings

The bot tracks airing schedules and pings the party the moment an episode drops — finales get their own fanfare. Anyone can mute a show just for themselves with /notifications.

Real Discord events

Pick a date and time from dropdowns and the bot creates an actual scheduled event in your voice channel, then pings the party. Timezone-aware per server via /config.

Shared progress

The party card always knows where the crew left off — episode counter, last watched, next release. Bump it with one button, or /refresh_party to re-sync from the source.

Buttons, not syntax

Every command answers with tappable quick actions — call the party, add a member, schedule the next session — so nobody has to memorize anything.

Leaderboards & the shelf

Episodes watched, parties completed, most active this week — medals included. Finished shows get archived to the shelf with their stats intact, ready for the rewatch.

Command reference

Every command, one couch.

Click any command to copy it. Almost all of them autocomplete their options, so you'll rarely type more than the name.

Start & manage

/new_partyStart a party — pick anime, TV or movie and search the exact titlecopied!
/add_party_memberAdd friends to a partycopied!
/remove_party_memberRemove someone from a partycopied!
/delete_watch_partyDelete a party (with a confirm step, don't worry)copied!
/configSet the voice channel, timezone and notifications channelcopied!

During the watch

/display_partyThe party card — poster, progress, next release, quick actionscopied!
/change_episodeJump the counter to wherever you actually arecopied!
/call_partyPing everyone in the partycopied!
/call_votePut the next watch night to a votecopied!
/notificationsMute or unmute a show's release pings — just for youcopied!
/refresh_partyRe-sync episodes, air dates and airing status from the sourcecopied!

The crew

/partiesEvery active party in the server — or browse the archivecopied!
/party_memberSee which parties someone belongs tocopied!
/leaderboardEpisodes watched, parties completed, hottest streak this weekcopied!

Wrap-up & extras

/archive_watch_partyShelve a finished show — it keeps its statscopied!
/unarchive_watch_partyBring a show back for the rewatchcopied!
/helpThe full guide, delivered to your DMscopied!
/pingPong! (with a latency check and a "ping again" button, naturally)copied!

Plus a few admin-only housekeeping commands for the server owner. Every party name autocompletes — start typing and pick from the list.

Watch Party exists because one friend group could never answer "wait, what episode are we on?"

It started as a bot for one server: friends scattered across timezones, three shows going at once, and a group chat full of broken promises to "catch up this weekend." Now the parties get scheduled, the episodes get counted, and nobody gets left behind — the bot runs friends-first today and it's built to go public when it's ready.

Roll credits

Ready for the next episode?

Add Watch Party to your server and turn "we should watch that" into a date on the calendar.

Add Watch Party to Discord
Watch Party is friends-only for now — public invite coming soon!