Feed
A social home screen for what is happening now.
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The first impression is the feed: live creators, squad openings, config drops, creator posts, and the composer without leaving the game context.
CS2 configs, teams, clips
Product walkthrough
The marketing page should feel like opening the app, not reading a pitch deck.
Real GamerGuild screens carry the story: feed first, then game discovery, creator profiles, teams, and tournament activity.
Discover
Game-scoped discovery keeps the graph useful.
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Discovery feels like browsing a gaming scene, not searching a database. Players, teams, clips, configs, and guides sit under the active game.
Profiles
Profiles are closer to gaming portfolios than bios.
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Creator and player profiles carry the real value: clips, loadouts, guides, sponsor links, shops, stream state, and public identity.
Tournaments
Events connect back to people, teams, and games.
04 / 04
Tournament cards, recruiting teams, live stream hooks, and LFG activity make community discovery feel active and current.
App surfaces
Feed energy with actual gaming utility behind it.
Every surface should answer a concrete player question: who is live, who needs one, what settings work, what event is next, and who is worth following.
Configs
Crosshair, sensitivity, keybinds, UI packs, video settings, import notes, downloads, and creator attribution.
Guides and courses
Map notes, matchup breakdowns, creator courses, compact lessons, and saved resources connected to profiles.
LFG
Rank, role, region, schedule, party size, and open slots are visible before anyone sends a message.
Streams
Live cards, stream rows, creator status, chat context, clips, and watch routes tied back to the player graph.
Notifications and messages
Follows, comments, likes, team invites, unread states, messages, and notification dropdowns.
Teams
Team pages, recruiting labels, roster size, regions, records, upcoming cups, and tournament discovery.
Who it is for
One social graph for the people around your games.
Players
Follow players, copy settings, join LFG posts, save guides, and keep game context attached to every post.
Creators
Turn clips, streams, guides, courses, sponsor links, and configs into a profile that keeps working after the stream ends.
Teams
Show rosters, recruiting status, records, regions, team pages, and upcoming tournament activity.
Community discovery
Surface game hubs, tournaments, streams, and community activity without splitting each game into a separate product.
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game scopes seeded
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live channels in the demo graph
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discover surfaces across players, teams, configs, guides
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create flows for posts, clips, LFG, configs
Tournaments and community
Discovery should feel like the gaming scene is active.
Tournament cards, team recruiting, player profiles, live stream activity, configs, guides, and game hubs all resolve back to people and teams.
Upcoming cups
Recruiting teams
Live stream hooks
Game-scoped trends
Join the graph
Open GamerGuild and make your feed about the games you actually play.
Players get discovery, creators get a public home, and teams get a recruiting surface people can browse.