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Friends who live far apart
The group chat keeps saying "we should call". Set one table a week, send the link once, and whoever can make it, comes. Nobody has to organise it again.
- βEveryone marks the hours they can make in their own timezone
- βIt only goes ahead when enough of you can come
- βPoker or a pub quiz for when the talking slows down
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Family, across countries
Grandparents in one country, cousins in three others. One link that works in any browser β no app, no account to explain on the phone β and a game the kids and the grandparents can both play.
- βNothing to install: open the link and you are in
- βLudo for two to six, spin the bottle for everyone
- βA calendar invite in each person's own time
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A weekly game night
Same night, same link, every week. If four can make it you play poker; if two, Four in a Row. The table just needs enough people to sit down.
- βEight games in the browser, bots fill empty seats
- βPoints, wins and a leaderboard at the table
- βType /poker in the chat to start
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Your community, face to face
A Discord, a subreddit, a newsletter β people who talk every day and have never heard each other's voice. A small public table that fills up from your own members.
- βSmall on purpose: three to eight people
- βPost the link in your channel; a webhook announces new seats
- βHouse rules and a moderator bot in every room
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A remote team that never just talks
Standups are for work. A table on Friday afternoon is for the rest: a quiz, a game, the stuff you would talk about at the coffee machine.
- βShare your screen for a show-and-tell
- βPub quiz where the loudest person does not win
- βPrivate link, nobody else sees it
Make it weekly. Whoever can come, comes.
Or try a game first β no account needed.
π² Try the demo room