Light the beacon from your Lock Screen. Your friends get a buzz, answer in one tap, and the light goes out on its own. No chat, no feed, no "anyone on?"
Free. iPhone now, Android next.
You're free. You don't know if anyone else is. Texting the group chat is a question that wants answers. A light is a statement with no obligation.
One tap, from the Lock Screen or the Action Button. Pick the game if you like. Done in under a second.
Everyone in the squad gets a buzz: "Victor is on · Deadlock". They answer right on the banner: I'm in, give me 20, can't tonight.
Two hours later the light fades. Still playing? A quiet nudge lets you keep it on without pinging anyone again.
The point is that you never open the app. Squadlight lives on the buttons your phone already has.
Squads are the people you actually play with, ten at most, invite only. There's nothing to scroll and nothing to catch up on. If people want to talk, they're already in the game.
Yes. The button, squads and notifications are free and will stay free. Later we may sell fun extras like emblem packs, bought once for the whole squad.
A small group, up to ten, that you invite with a link or a six character code. You can be in more than one. Each squad picks an emblem that becomes its beacon.
Coming. The iPhone app is in beta now; Android is next, on the same squads, so mixed crews work.
No, and that's deliberate. You light it when you mean it. It goes out after two hours unless you keep it on.
Your short name, a photo if you add one, your gamertags and favourite games. Nobody outside your squads can see any of it. Privacy policy.