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Nakama lets you link multiple Tori instances together so you can watch together in sync with friends, or share your library/host instance with a peer without giving them full server access.

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Roles

  • Host — the instance others connect to. Enable under Settings → Nakama → Host and set a username.
  • Peer — connects to a host’s Nakama session using the host’s remote URL.

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Setting up as host

  1. Go to Settings → Nakama.
  2. Toggle Enable hosting on.
  3. Set a display username (shown to peers).
  4. Share your reachable server address (see Remote Access if peers aren’t on your local network) with whoever wants to connect.

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Connecting as a peer

  1. Go to Settings → Nakama.
  2. Enter the host’s remote URL.
  3. Connect — you’ll be able to watch in sync with the host and other connected peers.

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Notes

  • Nakama sync is best-effort; large latency differences between peers can cause drift.
  • Hosting requires your instance to actually be reachable by peers — a purely local (127.0.0.1-bound) server won’t work for anyone outside your machine.