The Web Was Never
Single-Player

MultiplayerWeb makes presence and collaboration the new default layer of the internet

MultiplayerWeb
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The Web Was Never
Single-Player

MultiplayerWeb makes presence and collaboration the new default layer of the internet

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The Internet is the greatest collaborative medium

Yet your browser thinks you’re alone.

You may shop, learn, or decide together — yet your browser insists you’re browsing in isolation.

For Documents we have Google

The Tsunami Is Coming 🌊

For years, one pattern has repeated itself across every category of technology: the multiplayer version always wins. From documents to games, from design tools to productivity platforms, once collaboration became real-time, it became the standard.

Now, It’s the Browser’s Turn 🌐

Yash K

For decades, browsers have been solo experiences. We’ve shared links, not moments. We’ve scrolled in parallel, not together.
That’s about to change.

Not a Feature, a Protocol Shift

This isn’t an update, a plugin, or a gimmick. It’s the rewiring of how browsers connect, sync, and transmit experiences.
One shift at the protocol level can rewrite the rules for everyone who uses the internet.

Beyond the Buzzwords

This is not “Web 3.0,” not blockchain, not hype.
It’s the internet doing what it does best connecting people, but this time, in real time, right where you already are.

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Definitely signing this manifesto! People not signing it might regret later🤑

The Tsunami Is Coming 🌊

For years, one pattern has repeated itself across every category of technology: the multiplayer version always wins. From documents to games, from design tools to productivity platforms, once collaboration became real-time, it became the standard.

Now, It’s the Browser’s Turn 🌐

Yash K

For decades, browsers have been solo experiences. We’ve shared links, not moments. We’ve scrolled in parallel, not together.
That’s about to change.

Not a Feature, a Protocol Shift

This isn’t an update, a plugin, or a gimmick. It’s the rewiring of how browsers connect, sync, and transmit experiences.
One shift at the protocol level can rewrite the rules for everyone who uses the internet.

Beyond the Buzzwords

This is not “Web 3.0,” not blockchain, not hype.
It’s the internet doing what it does best connecting people, but this time, in real time, right where you already are.

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Definitely signing this manifesto! People not signing it might regret later🤑

For Design we have Figma

Multiplayer for Browsers!

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Now, Browser's Turn

The web began as pages, then apps, then platforms. The next step is obvious: a browser where presence, intent, and collaboration are built into the fabric of every site.

www.amazon.com

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www.amazon.com

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The old paradigm is dead.

Solo tabs, Screen sharing as a crutch, Meeting tools bolted on, Conversions lost in silence.
“This is like watching Netflix on VHS in 2025.”

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The Contrarian Bet

Presence > Personalization.
Cursors are the next social graph & every site will support multiplayer by default.
It's not a feature, it's a formal shift.

What we're building?

A new primitive for the web
— so browsing, learning, and buying together feels as natural as being there.

Real-time Co-browsing

It’s like Google Docs or Figma, but for the browser: everyone sees the same page, scrolls together, clicks together, and experiences the web in sync.

www.amazon.com

You

Brent

Camilla

Olivia

Real-time Co-browsing

It’s like Google Docs or Figma, but for the browser: everyone sees the same page, scrolls together, clicks together, and experiences the web in sync.

www.amazon.com

You

Brent

Camilla

Olivia

Real-time Co-browsing

It’s like Google Docs or Figma, but for the browser: everyone sees the same page, scrolls together, clicks together, and experiences the web in sync.

www.amazon.com

You

Brent

Camilla

Olivia

We’re starting with a browser extension.

For VCs & Partners

You’re looking at the Next browser layer , a horizontal protocol as disruptive as Taboola was to content or Stripe was to payments.

Multiplayer

Existing Web Layers

For VCs & Partners

You’re looking at the Next browser layer , a horizontal protocol as disruptive as Taboola was to content or Stripe was to payments.

Multiplayer

Existing Web Layers

Multiplayer

Existing Web Layers

Multiplayer

Existing Web Layers

For VCs & Partners

You’re looking at the next browser layer, a horizontal protocol as disruptive as Taboola was to content or Stripe was to payments.

Multiplayer protocol of the browser

You’re looking at the next browser layer, a horizontal protocol as disruptive as Taboola was to content or Stripe was to payments.
This can sit inside every Shopify store, travel site, SaaS onboarding, checkout page, streaming session, search engine

The Tsunami is coming!

Multiplayer › Singleplayer

In every product category, the multiplayer version won. Now it’s time to bring multiplayer to the browser itself. This isn’t a product launch

It’s a protocol shift.
It’s a movement.
It’s the new web — not 3.0, but together.

Why Now?

The world already thinks in multiplayer.
It’s time the web finally did too.

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Now is the right time!

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Why now?

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📉 Web is stagnating → Personalization is saturated; multiplayer is the new lever

👥 Remote is default → Browsing = the new social surface

🔗 WebRTC & Web Sockets → Finally stable enough for real-time collaboration

🛒 Commerce is suffering → Cart abandonment is solved by multiplayer presence

👦🏼 Young users demand co-experience → They watch each other’s screens on Discord. We embed it into the web itself.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Isn’t this just screen sharing?

Why not just use a collaborative app (like Figma, Google Docs)?

Is this safe? Could it be abused?

Won’t this bloat the browser?

What’s the business case?

Isn’t this niche?

Who decides if this becomes a standard?

What’s your role in this?

The Web Was NeverSingle-Player

MultiplayerWebmakes it possible.

The Web Was NeverSingle-Player

The Internet is the greatest collaborative medium

Yet your browser thinks you’re alone.

Aw, Snap!

Aw, Snap!

For Documents we have Google

The Tsunami Is Coming 🌊

For years, one pattern has repeated itself across every category of technology: the multiplayer version always wins. From documents to games, from design tools to productivity platforms, once collaboration became real-time, it became the standard.

Now, It’s the Browser’s Turn 🌐

Yash K

For decades, browsers have been solo experiences. We’ve shared links, not moments. We’ve scrolled in parallel, not together.That’s about to change.

Not a Feature, a Protocol Shift

This isn’t an update, a plugin, or a gimmick. It’s the rewiring of how browsers connect, sync, and transmit experiences.One shift at the protocol level can rewrite the rules for everyone who uses the internet.

Beyond the Buzzwords

This is not “Web 3.0,” not blockchain, not hype.It’s the internet doing what it does best connecting people, but this time, in real time, right where you already are.

The Tsunami Is Coming 🌊

For years, one pattern has repeated itself across every category of technology: the multiplayer version always wins. From documents to games, from design tools to productivity platforms, once collaboration became real-time, it became the standard.

Now, It’s the Browser’s Turn 🌐

Yash K

For decades, browsers have been solo experiences. We’ve shared links, not moments. We’ve scrolled in parallel, not together.That’s about to change.

Not a Feature, a Protocol Shift

This isn’t an update, a plugin, or a gimmick. It’s the rewiring of how browsers connect, sync, and transmit experiences.One shift at the protocol level can rewrite the rules for everyone who uses the internet.

Beyond the Buzzwords

This is not “Web 3.0,” not blockchain, not hype.It’s the internet doing what it does best connecting people, but this time, in real time, right where you already are.

For Design we have Figma

Now, Browser's Turn

The old paradigm is dead.

The Contrarian Bet

What we're building?

Real-time Co-browsing

Real-time Co-browsing

Real-time Co-browsing

We’re starting with a browser extension.

We’re starting with a browser extension.

For VCs & Partners

For VCs & Partners

For VCs & Partners

Multiplayer protocol of the browser

The Tsunami is coming!

Multiplayer › Singleplayer

Why Now?

3,000+

Already

Signed

Manifesto

Frequently Asked Questions

The Web Was Never
Single-Player

MultiplayerWeb
makes it possible.

The Web Was Never
Single-Player

For decades, browsers have been solo experiences. We’ve shared links, not moments. We’ve scrolled in parallel, not together.
That’s about to change.

This isn’t an update, a plugin, or a gimmick. It’s the rewiring of how browsers connect, sync, and transmit experiences.
One shift at the protocol level can rewrite the rules for everyone who uses the internet.

This is not “Web 3.0,” not blockchain, not hype.
It’s the internet doing what it does best connecting people, but this time, in real time, right where you already are.

For decades, browsers have been solo experiences. We’ve shared links, not moments. We’ve scrolled in parallel, not together.
That’s about to change.

This isn’t an update, a plugin, or a gimmick. It’s the rewiring of how browsers connect, sync, and transmit experiences.
One shift at the protocol level can rewrite the rules for everyone who uses the internet.

This is not “Web 3.0,” not blockchain, not hype.
It’s the internet doing what it does best connecting people, but this time, in real time, right where you already are.