Find games to join, new systems to try, and players for the sessions you run. Tabletop Lynk is building a community of tabletop players who actually show up, online and in person.
No need to wait for the official release, our beta is open right now. We'll email you to get you set up, nothing else, no spam.
On iPhone? Tabletop Lynk is already live on the App Store.
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Tabletop RPGs are having a golden age, and it is still weirdly hard to get into a game. Group chats go quiet. Forum threads go unanswered. Good tables fill before you hear about them, and the tools everyone uses were built for something else entirely.
I want to play, but every group I find is already full, or it never gets off the ground.
I would love to try a new system, but nobody in my group wants to learn something different.
I have a session ready and two open seats. Filling them should not take three weeks of posting.
Tabletop Lynk works both directions. Game masters list the sessions they are running, players list what they are looking for, and the app puts the two together. Online games, in-person tables at your local shop, one-shots, ongoing campaigns, and everything in between.
GMs post a session with the system, schedule, and open seats. Players browse what is running nearby or online.
Ask to join a game that fits. The GM sees who is asking and picks the table they want to run.
Once you are in, the group gets a shared space to sort out schedules, characters, and session-zero details.
Log the session when you are done. Refill a seat when someone moves on, and keep the game on the calendar.
Browse games that are actually looking for people, and get into one this week.
Advertise the session you are running and get requests from people who want to play it.
Session logging and ratings make reliability visible. Players who show up build a track record, and so do GMs who run the games they post.
Not a general chat server with a pinned message. Listings, requests, parties, and sessions: the actual shape of getting a game together.
Clear community guidelines, reporting and blocking built in, and an 18+ minimum. Meet in public places, play with people who want the same game you do.
Tabletop Lynk is live on the App Store today. Building for Android next, add your email above and we will let you know the moment it is ready.