How it works
One shared plan for time, game, and calendar details.
SteamMeet is built for the part of gaming that usually happens outside the game: deciding when everyone can play and what the group should launch.
Start with a game-night idea
Instead of asking an open-ended question in chat, the organizer creates a clear planning page. The page can include notes, candidate times, and game options.
A shared planning page gives the group one source of truth. People can respond when they have time instead of chasing messages across different channels.
Vote on availability and games
Friends mark each time as yes, maybe, or no. They can also choose which game they prefer. SteamMeet turns those answers into a readable summary.
The organizer can quickly spot which time works best and whether the group is aligned on a game.
Finalize and share the plan
Once the group has voted, the organizer chooses the final time and game. The final plan can be copied back into chat or added to a calendar.
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