Rabbit refuges look no further Rabbit refuges, look no further, tutturu is the proud successor to the rabb.it product delivering the same features and much more. You have easy to use Virtual machines you can jump into and quickly watch shows with friends. Its a fantastic product and the devs of this one.. actually listen unlike with rabbit. Jump into their discord, they are there constantly talking to everyone, listening to critique and suggestions and implementing everything possible.

Super Fair Tutturu is extremly fair to even free users. It's an extremly easy to use and fun app for anyone, be it family, or friends. It's easy to understand and to get into, and really, not much like it is out there, it's still under development so i'd imagine only good things are to come. The devs seem really friendly and listen to the community, i'd imagine that anyone that likes to watch stuff with friends but don't have any app/site to watch with and they would like something cleaner than Watch2Gether, would love Tutturu.

wonderful :)) My online friends and I often have trouble finding good apps/sites where we can all do things together. Tutturu is an easy solution to that. Not only is it's layout very similar to Discord's (the app we use to talk 99% of the time) it's also simple enough that anyone can join without having to pay, go through a million ads, etc. If you're looking for an alternative to Rabbit or twoseven I strongly recommend Tutturu.

Hyperbeam is the best!! Hyperbeam is the best online multiplayer browser to use with your friends and family. It allows you to watch stuff together, switch control of the cursor from person to person, save tabs, chat, and start calls(video calls/regular calls). It is also available on mobile. Try it out! You’ll love it!

Wow!! Wow, very fast response from the CEO of the Hyperbeam helper. He was able to get into our room and was able to assist us with the issues we were having. I was having a problem watching a movie and browsing on the web due to probably my wifi connections but dunno if it was whether the Hyperbeam applications were slow itself. The CEO of Hyperbeam was very respected and kind messaging us through chat. Awesome man and hope to see him again if have any problems. :)