Game night
A game night where the games and the faces share a page.
Pick a night, share one link, and play Ludo, poker, chess, Four in a Row or spin the bottle with everyone on camera beside the board. And because an empty room is the reason most game nights die, yours only goes ahead once enough people have said yes.
Free · nothing to install · sign in with a code or with Google
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It only happens if enough people sit down
Say how many you need. Until the seats fill, nothing is booked and nobody is on the hook — then the lights go on and everyone gets the room and a calendar invite.
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Eight games, no downloads
Ludo and Last Card for two to six, Texas hold'em with play money, chess, Four in a Row and Tic-Tac-Toe for two, a pub quiz for up to eight, and spin the bottle with questions for a whole table. All in the browser, beside the video.
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Across timezones
Everyone marks the hours they can make in their own time; the table lands on the hour that works for the most people.
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The chat lives on
The room opens before the night starts, so the conversation begins before anyone turns a camera on.
How it works
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Open a table
Pick the topic — or the game — say how many people it needs and when.
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Share one link
People grab a seat. You see who is coming before it starts.
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The lights go on
The room opens with video, chat and the game on one page.
Questions people ask
How many people fit?+
Tables are small on purpose — usually three to eight. Small is what makes a call worth being at.
What do my friends need?+
A browser and the link. They sign in with a code we email them, or with Google.
What if not enough people join?+
Then it does not happen, and everybody is told kindly. Nobody sits alone in an empty room.
Is it free?+
Yes.
Nobody shows up alone.
Set a table, send one link to your people. It goes ahead once enough of them can make it.