Twitch multi VOD is a webapp that lets you play Twitch VODs at the same time and sync them up. I built it because I wanted to use it to watch some streamers play SCP at the same time. If you've noticed an issue feel free to submit it—I'll definitely see it as I get emails for this repo, and probably will end up dealing with it if possible. Unfortunately the Twitch API is limiting, so I can't guarantee getting to everything. As for new feature requests...probably won't get to those unless this website blows up.
If anything I would like to add the ability to find VODs to add to your current watch list. Maybe a suggestions pane that checks the Twitch API to find other popular streamers playing the same game at the same time.
If you decide you want to actually contribute to this repo go right ahead. You'll need an API token though, so follow the Twitch instructions for generating one here. You want an app access token. Then put it (along with your client ID) in a file called .env.development as environment variables. That is, the file will be:
REACT_APP_TWITCH_CLIENT_ID=your_id
REACT_APP_TWITCH_SECRET=your_secret
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