From “who’s free Friday?” to a game on the table.
No feeds, no ratings to argue about. The whole app exists to answer one question a week.
Bring in the shelf.
Import from BoardGameGeek or a CSV, scan barcodes, or add games by hand — expansions included. Your collection, your data.

Set the night.
Invite your group and collect RSVPs. Friends without the app RSVP through a link with just a name.

Play what fits.
Only the games tonight’s confirmed players can actually play, with who owns what included. Then log the night’s plays when it’s over.

For the collectors
Never guess sleeves again
Meeple Guild remembers exactly which sleeves went on every game and expansion — brand, size, and count. Buy an expansion, and your cross-collection shopping list already knows what to order and how many sleeves. Sleeve records are free for your first 10 games — Pro lifts the ceiling.


The parts of the hobby nobody built an app for.
Lending that comes home.
Mark a game as lent, see everything that’s out and with whom, and keep lent games out of game-night suggestions until they’re back.
Your local scene.
Public game nights, stores, and cafés near you — and players looking for a table.
IN THE APP · STARTING IN THE DFW AREAMade by one person, in the open.
Built by an independent developer who wanted game night to start faster — for the people at the table, not for a feed. Questions, feedback, or press: [email protected].
Questions, answered plainly.
- Do I need a BoardGameGeek account?
- No. Import from BGG if you have one, or bring your shelf in by CSV, barcode scan, or hand — everything works without it.
- Is it free?
- Yes, the core game-night loop stays free. Pro, priced up front, lifts two ceilings for heavy use: sleeve records past your first 10 games, and organizing more than one game night at a time, one-off or weekly. Pro also unlocks the rules assistant (100 questions a month) and advanced play stats. Attending, RSVPing and play logging stay free.
- Where is Meeple Guild available?
- Available now on iOS in the US and Canada. Android comes later — no date to promise yet.
- Who can see my collection?
- People at your game nights by default, and your friends too if you choose. Never public, never a feed, and you can export or delete everything whenever you like.
