The fastest way to find teammates

Crewlier is a social network built for gamers. Its main job is finding you teammates: LFG shows who is ready to play right now, player matching introduces you to people who fit, and post-game ratings build a reputation that sticks. Community servers, voice and video chat, screen sharing and Setup Battle come on top of that. Free on Windows and macOS.

At the end of a match you rate the person you played with from 1 to 5 stars and give them a compliment tag: Team Player, Good Communication, Good Leader, Carry, Calm, Helpful and so on. Collect the same compliment from enough different players and that tag becomes a badge on your profile and levels up (Bronze → Gold → Diamond). Being a good player finally pays off, and toxic behaviour leaves a trace.

Yes. Everything — LFG, matching, reputation, communities, voice chat and messaging — is free. There is no paid plan.

Classic chat and community apps expect you to bring your players with you; if you do not know anyone there, you are staring at an empty screen. Crewlier is built to find players: LFG gets you a teammate instantly, matching introduces you to people who fit, and post-game ratings help you tell reliable players apart. Community servers, voice channels, roles and screen sharing sit on top of that social layer.

Pick the game you want to play and post a listing, or join an open one. Once a request is accepted an anonymous chat opens and you jump into the game. When you are done you rate your teammates; reputation filters out toxic players. LFG is fully anonymous — until you become friends your real username stays hidden and only the first letter of your name is shown.

It is a competition where you show off your gaming setup with photos and other players score it from 1 to 10. You pick your components from a catalog and enter the ranking in your league. Votes and comments decide where your setup lands.

Any game you actually play. Connect your Steam account and your library syncs automatically — titles that are not in the catalog yet are added on the spot, so you are never blocked waiting for a game to be approved. You can also add games manually. LFG listings, player matching and your profile all work off that library, which is why competitive team games like Valorant, CS2, League of Legends, Rust and PUBG are where the app is most useful.

In four ways. Ratings after each session build a permanent reputation, so behaviour has consequences beyond a single match. Negative tags such as toxic, AFK or rude lower that reputation. You can report a player with a reason, which sends the case to a moderation queue rather than acting automatically — that keeps mass-reporting from being used as a weapon. Accounts that keep causing problems can be restricted from LFG entirely. On top of that, LFG is anonymous, so someone who is angry at you cannot find your real profile.

Yes, from inside the app: Settings → Delete Account. Deletion is immediate and permanent, not a 30-day queue — your profile, media and personal data are removed. Messages you sent stay in other people's conversations but are shown as coming from a deleted user. If you own a community you have to transfer or delete it first.

The desktop app is out now for Windows 10/11 and macOS. Android (Google Play) and iOS (App Store) versions are coming soon.

Yes. Voice rooms include screen sharing, video chat (camera) and AI-powered noise suppression. You can change device and quality settings without leaving the channel.