Browser extension
CINQ for Chrome.
Two things a website can’t do on its own: log what you watch automatically, and let a party host control playback for everyone.
What it does
- Auto-log. Watch on Netflix, Disney+, Max, Hulu, Prime Video, Peacock, Apple TV+, Paramount+, Crunchyroll, MGM+, History or Tubi and it lands on your profile after a couple of minutes. Finishing marks it watched.
- Netflix history sync, TV included. Your Netflix viewing activity is account-level, so it covers your TV, phone and everything else. One click in the extension syncs it all.
- Watch party sync. When you’re in a CINQ party, the host’s play, pause and skip are mirrored to everyone’s player in about a second. Guests just watch.
Install (one click)
- Press Add to Chrome on the Chrome Web Store and confirm.
- Pin the CINQ icon, click it, then Connect to CINQ. That opens a page on cinq.watch where one click pairs the browser with your account.
Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave and Arc from the same store page. Nothing is logged until you connect, and you can disconnect from the popup at any time.
Using a browser without the Chrome Web Store? Download the zip, open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, and choose Load unpacked with the unzipped folder.
Privacy, plainly
The extension only reads the page you’re on when it’s a supported streaming site, and only sends CINQ the title and how far along you are. It never sees your streaming passwords and never touches other sites. Details in the privacy policy.