// The WatchMatrix extension
The WatchMatrix extension.Your streaming wall, in your browser.
The browser-side half of WatchMatrix: a lightweight window tiler plus a consent-gated watch-party and tracking companion. Sign in to your own services and watch them side by side, with nothing proxied and nothing re-hosted.
The extensions are coming soon to the Chrome Web Store and Edge Add-ons. Every tile is your own login; nothing is proxied.
// Inside the extension
One tidy wall, from your own tabs.
A minimal window tiler and a separate, opt-in companion for watch parties and private, on-device tracking.
Your own logins
Sign in to Netflix, Disney+, Max or any service in its own real window. The WatchMatrix tiler arranges those windows for you; it never touches, re-hosts or proxies the pages behind them.
One grid, tiled for you
The extension lines your open streaming windows up into a tidy wall with a single click, and re-tiles the moment you add or drop a service. Same grid math the whole ecosystem shares.
Minimal by design
The tiler asks for the windows permission alone, with no host access and no content scripts. It positions windows and does nothing else, so there is no page to read and nothing to leak.
Watch parties
A separate companion extension keeps a watch party in sync across the streaming sites you turn on, passing play and pause commands only. Each viewer plays from their own account; media never travels.
Stays on your device
Track your viewing across the sites you enable, kept on your own device in local browser storage. There is no server, no upload and no ad profile built from what you watch.
You opt in, per site
Nothing runs until you enable a site and give consent, and each site is an individual switch that is off by default. No blanket permissions, no trackers, no remote code, ever.
// Rest of the ecosystem
Prefer no install? Two options.
The Matrix Browser desktop app already ships the tiled panes the extension is built around: sign in to your services, watch them on one wall, then throw it on the TV. Or skip the download and use the web viewer to grid up YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Rumble and X.
// From your couch
Pair your phone. Throw it on the TV.
Phone as the remote
Pair your phone by scanning the QR on the wall - no app to install. Mute all, add new streams, mix each stream's volume and shuffle the layout, all from the couch.
Cast to the big screen
Throw the whole wall onto the biggest screen in the room: one-tap Google Cast from Chrome or Android to a Chromecast, or the built-in one-click “Open on my LG TV” for LG webOS sets. See every way to cast ▸
// Answers
Frequently asked questions
- What is the WatchMatrix extension?
- It is the browser-side half of WatchMatrix: a lightweight window tiler that arranges your signed-in streaming windows into one grid, plus a separate companion for watch-party sync and on-device tracking. You use your own logins, and the pages themselves are never proxied or re-hosted.
- Where can I get it?
- The extensions are coming soon to the Chrome Web Store and Edge Add-ons and are not listed yet. Today the same tiled experience lives in the Matrix Browser, a free desktop app that puts Netflix, Disney+, your live streams and more side by side on one wall. Grab that while the extensions finish review.
- Does it track or upload what I watch?
- No. The tracking companion keeps your viewing history in the browser local storage on your own device, with no server, no upload and no advertising profile. Every adapter is off until you enable that site and consent, and there are no analytics or remote code anywhere in the extensions.
- How much of my browsing can it see?
- As little as possible. The tiler holds only the windows permission, so it has no page access at all. The party companion runs on just the specific streaming sites you switch on, and stays dormant on every other site. Nothing runs across all of your browsing.
- Is it free, and do I need an account?
- The extension is free and there is no account to create. It works with the streaming services you already pay for, using your own logins in your own browser. WatchMatrix simply arranges those windows and, if you opt in, keeps a private local history of what you watch.
Watch it all on one wall.
Extensions land on the stores soon. Until then, the Matrix Browser tiles every service today.
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