Frequently asked questions

Teamplay helps you find teammates for games in its catalog. Browse LFG posts, publish your own, or join a session with a set time and team size. Use chat and voice to agree on the details before you play.

Teamplay organizes the search around games, platforms, languages and available game filters. LFG posts stay in a searchable list, and sessions have a start time and team roster. You can talk on Teamplay or use Discord if your squad prefers it.

Choose a game, set your filters and open a suitable LFG post. Introduce yourself in the comments, message the player, or join a session with a free spot. You can also publish your own post. Response time depends on the game, your preferences and who is available.

You can create an account, publish LFG posts, join sessions and use chat and voice for free. These features do not require a subscription or payment details.

Yes. You can sign in with Discord, receive updates in Discord direct messages and join sessions that use a Discord voice channel. Server owners can add the Teamplay LFG bot. Discord is optional for finding teammates and using voice on Teamplay.

The game catalog is the current list of supported games. Each game has its own platforms and search options, such as modes, ranks or roles. If a game is missing, suggest it through the feedback form and tell us what you would like to play.

An LFG post describes who you want to play with. Choose a game and platform, add languages, microphone preferences and the available game details, then explain your goals. A session is optional. If you already have a post for this game, the form offers to open or edit it.

Open the post and leave a comment or message its author. Agree on your in-game names, roles and time to play. If there is a session, joining the team reserves a spot; connecting to its voice room is a separate action.

Open your post and use its menu to edit or delete it. Update the description and game preferences when your plans change. Deleting a post also deletes all its sessions, so let your teammates know before removing it.

Use the bump action on your post to move it higher in the search list. You must wait between bumps; the button shows when the next one is available. You can edit the existing post instead of creating a duplicate.

Check the selected game and platform, then remove optional filters one at a time. Try a wider range of ranks, modes or languages you can actually use. If nothing fits, publish your own post with your availability so other players can respond.

A post describes the teammates you are looking for. A session adds a start time, duration and places in a team. You can play now or plan ahead. A post can stay without a session, and separate sessions can cover different times.

Add a session when publishing a post or from your existing post. Choose Play now or a date within the next two weeks, a team of 2 to 7 including yourself, and a duration from 30 minutes to 4 hours. Choose voice on Teamplay, Discord, in-game voice or no voice.

Sign in, open a session with a free spot and join the team. Open joining adds you immediately, without waiting for the host to approve you. Linking Riot or Epic is not required to join; a Discord session may ask you to connect Discord.

Check the message next to the join action. The team may be full, the session may have ended, or its time may overlap another session you joined. A Discord session can require a linked Discord account. If the host removed you, you need a new invitation from them to return.

The host can invite players, withdraw invitations and remove participants. Open joining does not use an approval queue. The host can also cancel an upcoming session or finish a live one. Removing someone frees their place and removes their voice and team-chat posting access.

The host can invite players from the team controls. Other participants can invite their mutual friends. An invitation does not reserve a place: the player must accept while a spot is still available and their schedule allows it.

Scheduled sessions have a reminder about 10 minutes before the start if they were created far enough in advance. Play now sessions do not have an advance reminder. Delivery depends on your notification settings and device permissions, so check the session time yourself too.

Teamplay uses the time zone selected in Language and time settings. If none is set, it uses your device’s time zone. Before joining or planning a session, check the displayed time, especially after travelling or changing your device’s time settings.

Open the session and leave the team to free your place. Leaving voice alone does not remove you from the roster. Tell the team if you cannot make it. If you are the host, use the session controls to cancel or finish the session instead.

The host can increase the team size up to 7 and extend a session by 30 minutes at a time, up to 8 hours in total. An extension is unavailable if it would overlap another session for a participant. The session controls show the actions currently available.

No. Sessions can use Teamplay’s built-in voice, and you can chat without linking Discord. Personal calls are also available when the other player’s settings allow them. Discord is needed only for features that specifically use Discord.

When creating a session, choose Teamplay voice, Discord, in-game voice or no voice. Later, the host can enable Teamplay voice if the session started with in-game voice or no voice. Other changes of voice mode are not currently supported.

Join the team first, then use the voice action in the session. Teamplay voice is available before the scheduled start, so you can gather early. Allow microphone access when asked. A Discord channel is activated about 10 minutes before the session starts and needs a linked Discord account.

The host and confirmed team members can join. Simply opening the post or receiving an invitation does not give voice access. The Teamplay room’s capacity follows the team size. Leaving the team also ends your access to its voice room.

Personal calls support a camera and screen sharing where your device and browser allow them. Session voice rooms are audio only. If screen sharing is unavailable on your phone, try a supported desktop browser.

You can adjust another participant’s volume or mute them just for yourself. The host can also mute a participant for everyone or remove them from the team. Removal takes away their place and voice access; the host can invite them again later.

Use the microphone button in the voice controls to mute or unmute yourself. On a computer, M toggles your microphone while you are not typing. Use the leave action to disconnect from voice. You stay in the session team until you leave it separately.

Check that your microphone is unmuted and the right input and output devices are selected. Allow microphone access for Teamplay in browser or system settings. Reconnect to voice and check your connection. If the problem continues, contact support with your device, browser and session details.

Open the player’s profile or post and use the message action. Personal chats support replies and reactions, so you can agree on the details without sharing outside contacts. If a player bothers you, use the chat menu to report or block them.

Yes. Team members have a shared chat regardless of the selected voice mode. Use it to agree on names, roles and changes of plan. Leaving the team or being removed takes away permission to send new messages. Ending a session does not immediately erase its chat.

Call availability depends on the other player’s settings and your connection with them. If there is no call action, send a message first. In Calls & invitations settings, you can manage direct calls and invitations to talk separately.

Yes. Add the Teamplay LFG bot so members can create posts with /lfg_create and search with /lfg_discover. Server administrators can configure game channels and notifications in the bot’s management panel.

Add a display name, avatar, a short bio, games, languages and interests. Tell other players what you enjoy and when you are available, then save your profile. Set your platform and game preferences on your posts.

Follow the player from their profile or the player list. When they follow you back, you become friends. The Friends section shows friends, people you follow and your followers. Blocking a player removes your follows; unblocking does not restore them automatically.

Supported connections can add your gaming name, statistics or activity to your profile. What is available depends on the service and game. Steam, Riot Games and Epic Games provide different data. Linking is not required for ordinary LFG search or Teamplay voice; Discord sessions can require Discord.

In Gaming accounts settings, use the separate visibility controls for each connection’s name and statistics. Discord game activity has its own switch. A game with statistics also has its own visibility control. Check these settings after linking an account; hiding data does not unlink it.

Not every game and platform has a supported statistics source. Check that the right account is linked and that its data is accessible. Updates may take time, and privacy settings or an unavailable gaming service can prevent them. Contact support if the data still looks wrong.

Detailed Destiny 2 statistics come from Bungie, rather than Steam. Steam alone does not provide your Guardians and power level. Check your connections in Gaming accounts. Available data depends on the Bungie connection, its permissions and the service being available.

For PlayStation, connect PlayStation in Discord’s Connections settings, then sign in to Teamplay with Discord again so we can read the updated connections. Check that the relevant accounts are visible and accessible. Apex statistics for Xbox are not currently supported.

Use an email and password or one of the sign-in methods offered on the screen, such as Discord, Google, Steam, Riot Games or Epic Games. If you register by email, follow the confirmation link we send. To return to an existing account, use the same sign-in method as before.

On the sign-in screen, choose Forgot password and enter your account’s email. Open the reset link from the email. If you normally use an external sign-in service, you can use it again. To add a password to an account with an email address, open Sign-in & security settings.

Teamplay protects your last available way to sign in. Before removing it, connect another sign-in method or add and verify an email address that can be used for password recovery. Hiding a gaming name or statistics is a separate action and does not require unlinking.

Use the menu on a profile, post, comment or chat message to report a violation. To block a player, use their profile or personal chat menu. Reporting asks moderators to review the situation; blocking is a separate action. You can unblock players in Blocked users settings.

Open Sign-in & security settings and review Where you’re signed in. You can end an unfamiliar session or sign out on your other devices. If you suspect someone has accessed your account, secure the email or external service you use to sign in too.

Open Sign-in & security settings, choose Delete account and read the confirmation before proceeding. Giving a reason is optional. If you only want fewer notifications or less visible gaming data, you can change those settings without deleting your account.

Teamplay has in-app notifications and optional delivery channels: • Email for selected updates. • Push on supported browsers and devices. • Discord direct messages when Discord is linked. Manage channels and update types in notification settings. Sign-in and security messages are handled separately from optional activity updates.

Open notification settings on the device where you want alerts. Enable push and register the device if prompted. If access is blocked, allow notifications in browser or system settings for Teamplay. For the iPhone web version, first add the site to the Home Screen and open it there.

Check your email address and its confirmation in Sign-in & security, then review email notification settings. Look in spam and other inbox folders too. Activity updates and newsletters have separate preferences. Password recovery and confirmation emails do not require an already verified address.

Yes. The Teamplay Android app is available on Google Play. Sign in with your existing account to use the same profile and conversations. If installation is unavailable on your device, you can use teamplay.gg in a browser.

You can install the website as a web app where your browser supports it: • iPhone: open teamplay.gg in Safari, choose Share, then Add to Home Screen. • Android: open the browser menu and choose Install app or Add to Home screen. • Computer: use the install action in Chrome or Edge if it is offered. Menu names can vary. You can also keep using the website without installing it.

Check your connection, then reload the page or reopen the app. Update your browser or app if an update is available. If the problem continues, tell support what you were doing, what you expected and what happened, with your device and app or browser version. Do not send passwords or sign-in codes.

Use the feedback form for a problem, idea or missing game. Leave an email address where we can reply and include the details needed to understand your request. You can also ask in the Teamplay Discord community using the link at the top of this page.