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Hosting

Run the game night you wish someone else was hosting.

You don't need to be an expert host. You don't need a perfect plan. You just need a couple of friendly chairs and a game you love. AleaMeep makes the rest easy.

The Create wizard, step 1 — pick a template, set the title and a cover photo

Templates that skip the blank page

Pick a starter: D&D one-shot, board game night, learn-to-play, sealed MTG event, TCG trade night, card show, pre-release, painting session, or open play. The title, description, duration, and capacity come pre-filled. Tweak, publish, done in three minutes.

Recurring series (Pro)

Hosting the same thing every Friday? Set it up once as a recurring series. AleaMeep auto-publishes new occurrences so you don't have to remember to keep them going. Available on Pro and LGS plans.

Smart RSVP management

Approve or decline requests one at a time, or in bulk. Players who RSVP get reminders. When you hit capacity, AleaMeep automatically waitlists newcomers and promotes them when a spot opens.

Check-in on the day

Players check themselves in when they arrive. You see green checkmarks roll in beside names. After the event, your data builds toward a regulars list.

Forum + reminders

Every event has its own discussion thread. Drop a reminder the day before, link to character sheets, coordinate snacks. No group chat sprawl.

Duplicate + edit

Liked how an event turned out? Tap Duplicate, change the date, ship it again. Series is for ongoing — Duplicate is for that thing you want to repeat sometimes.

From blank screen to packed table

1
Tap Create

Pick a template that matches what you want to run, or start blank.

2
Set the basics

Date, time, capacity, where you're playing. You can host at home, at a coffee shop, or at a local game store.

3
Add the games

Tag the games you'll play so the right players find you. AleaMeep's ranking pushes your event to people who care about those specific games.

4
Publish

Your event goes live on Discover, in Search, and in the activity feed of anyone who follows you.

5
On the day, check in

Mark attendees as they arrive. The next time you host, AleaMeep already knows who your regulars are.

Day-of, in your pocket

From event detail to RSVPs, one tap apart.

Event detail screen as the host with a sticky 'Manage RSVPs' bar at the bottom

Your event detail, as the host. The sticky bar at the bottom is always one tap from the RSVP queue.

Manage RSVPs screen — approve or decline pending requests, see who's going

Manage RSVPs. Three tabs: who's requesting, who's going, who's on the waitlist. Approve or decline one tap at a time.

A few things that work

Tip
Start on time

Late starts train people that 'starts at 7' means '7:30.' Even with empty seats, kick off on schedule. People show up earlier next time.

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Run a series, not one-offs

Same time, same day, every week — even monthly — builds a community much faster than scattered one-offs. The algorithm helps too: series accumulate ranking over occurrences.

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Welcome newcomers actively

Introduce yourself. Introduce them to others. People come back to events where they feel seen, not events where they had to fight their way into a conversation.

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Don't overthink the first one

The first event you host won't be perfect. Run it anyway. By the third, you'll have a rhythm.

What free vs. Pro means for hosts

Templates, RSVP management, waitlists, check-ins, and the event forum work the same on every tier. Pro unlocks recurring series, crew-only events, and a meaningful jump in monthly publish quota.

Free

Host up to 2 events per month. Templates and Hosting tips available. No recurring series, no crew-only events.

Pro

15 events per month. Recurring series with auto-extend. Crew-only events. 3 monthly boost credits to push events when they need it.

LGS

Unlimited events. All Pro features plus store-specific tools — analytics, newsletter, regulars, verified badge, featured carousel.

Your first event is the hardest.

Pick a template, set a date, tell three friends, publish. The first one's the leap; every one after is easier.