Game night, dealt.
Pick a night, invite your table, see who’s in. NextGame handles the rest, including what you’ll play.
Free. iPhone only for now.
Pick a night. That’s the whole form.
Date, place, seats. The night card shows who’s coming and what’s still open, and it updates on its own as replies arrive.
Send one link.
Friends tap In, Maybe or Out. You see the table fill, the seat that’s open, and who hasn’t answered yet, without asking the group again.
Your shelf, from one photo.
Point the camera at the spines. Each game is added with its player count and play time; anything doubtful gets a second look before it goes in.
Let the Oracle deal.
It weighs who’s coming, how long you have and what you played last, then turns over a card. Lock it in, or deal again.
Picking the game is where nights stall
There are more board games than anyone can keep track of, and a full shelf makes the choice harder, not easier. Soon, the Oracle makes the choice so the night can start.
- US$12.1 billion1
- spent on board games worldwide in 2024
- Who’s comingThe player count comes from the replies, so a game for five isn’t dealt to three people.
- How long you haveA 45-minute window rules out the four-hour games before anything else happens.
- What’s on your shelfOnly games you own, from the photo you took when you set up.
- What you played lastIt won’t deal Catan three Fridays in a row.