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Guilds

Your whole guild
in one app

A guild evening from planning the raid through the roster and attendance to the chronicle of kills.

  • Members with class, spec and item level
  • Raid sign-ups sort themselves into tanks, healers and DPS
  • Voice for the whole raid and for each team
  • Attendance and a kill chronicle without spreadsheets

FIND A TEAM.
TRACK YOUR GAMES.

Home

Home shows the next events from all guilds. A raid shows its bosses, and while the guild is playing, the raid progress appears below.

Guild page

Each guild has its own page with a banner, the next event and an overview of who is in game and in the voice channel. Chat, calendar and attendance are in tabs.

Guild calendar

The calendar shows raids, events and absences in colours by type. Clicking a day opens its schedule on the right.

New event

An event is created in a step-by-step form. Next to it, a preview shows how guild members will see the event, with the roster and sign-up time.

Recruitment

In Recruitment, players look for a guild and guilds look for players. A guild card shows the roles wanted, play days and times and how to join.

Drawing over the game

A keyboard shortcut freezes the game frame so that it can be drawn on. The finished drawing appears to the party in the corner of their own game.

Team in game

Missing players?
Find a team right in the game.

The overlay shows teams for the game that is currently running, and joining a team does not require leaving the game. When someone has an open team in the same game, it appears in the corner of the screen with a join button.

  • After joining, the corner label shows the whole team and the call status. The microphone can be muted and the sound turned off directly in the game.
  • The corner label with open teams can be switched off in the settings.
A player with a rifle in a narrow alley between stone houses in Counter-Strike 2, an open team label in the top left and the Find a Team panel below it
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    Which teams are shown?

    Only teams for the game that is currently running. They can be filtered by name and by whether the team requires a microphone.

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    How is a team created?

    From the hub (Alt+Shift+H) via the Create team item. The options are a player count from 2 to 99, a required microphone, and open entry or entry with approval. Friends can be invited straight away.

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    What happens after joining?

    The corner label shows the team members and who is speaking. A ready check can be started from the My team panel.

One app
Chat, guilds, games and stats
Native for Windows
A desktop app
Voice chat
Built into the app
LifeGraph
Your gaming history
No ads
Free to use
Find teammates
Browse open teams
Events
Event schedule in the calendar
Voice overlay
Voice panel right in your game
Friend joins your game
See it and invite in one click
Mic indicator
Mic state visible in the game
Messages in-game
Peek at DMs without alt-tab
Time travel
Revisit your gaming history
Recruitment
Players look for guilds and guilds look for players
Player CV
Clips, games and your playstyle
Player reliability
Score from kept commitments
Player card
Game, role and language on one card
Career history
The guilds you have played in
Guild CV
Present your guild and open roles
Guilds recruiting
Browse offers and apply
Raid groups
Split 50 players into teams, drag & drop
Team voice
Squads talk apart, leader heard by all
Chalk Shot

Mark a spot
and send it to the team.

Explaining in words where something is takes longer than drawing it. Two seconds of drawing replace two minutes of working out which spot or which object is meant.

  • The image never steals your mouse focus, so you can carry on playing.
  • Alt+Shift+F is the default key that opens the full frame.
  • Only the game window is captured, never anything else.
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    How is a frame captured?

    With the Alt+Shift+D shortcut. The app grabs one frame of the game and shows it on screen, frozen.

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    What can be drawn on it?

    The frozen image can be marked with freehand lines or with shapes such as an arrow and a circle. The panel offers six colours, and the line thickness is adjustable.

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    What does the teammate see?

    The image appears in a corner of the screen along with the sender’s name. It can be enlarged; otherwise it disappears on its own after a while.

In-game advisor

Tips for the current boss
appear over the game.

Switching to a browser in the middle of a fight costs time. The Advisor opens player tips and the game wiki for the game that is currently running, directly over its picture.

  • The game is detected automatically. If the detection is wrong, the game can be switched manually and the choice is remembered.
  • The panel can be moved and resized. In the overlay settings, the Advisor has its own on/off switch.
Lord Marrowgar, a skeletal boss with blades made of bone, in Icecrown Citadel in World of Warcraft, on the left the Advisor panel with a tip for this boss
  1. 01

    How is the Advisor opened?

    The Alt+Shift+H shortcut opens a hub over the game, and the Advisor is one of its items. The app detects the running game on its own.

  2. 02

    Where do the tips come from?

    Tips are written by TeamBase players, and anyone who is signed in can add to them. For over 2,500 games, pages from the game wiki are shown next to them as well, in English.

  3. 03

    Can a wrong tip be fixed?

    Every edit is saved as a new version. In the app, a tip can be rolled back to before a specific change, and any player can do that.

Clips

Save a moment
that has already happened.

The app keeps the last seconds of the game in the computer's memory. Pressing Alt+F10 saves them as a clip.

  • Recording is off by default and is switched on in the settings.
An explosion above the rooftops in Counter-Strike 2, a clip saved confirmation in the top right and the app's clip list at the bottom
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    How many seconds are saved?

    The last 30 seconds by default. The settings offer 15, 30, 60 or 120 seconds.

  2. 02

    What happens to the rest of the recording?

    The recording is held in RAM, and older seconds are continuously overwritten. Only a clip saved with the shortcut is written to disk.

  3. 03

    Where are the clips?

    After saving, a short confirmation appears over the game. All clips are then on the Clips page in the app, sorted by day, and they can be filtered by game.

After every game

After the raid,
a card with the result.

When a supported game ends, a card with a summary of the session appears in the bottom right. For games with exact data, it also contains figures from the game. In World of Warcraft this is a list of the bosses killed with difficulty and number of attempts, in Counter-Strike 2 for example kills and headshots.

  • The card appears after more than 30 minutes of play. The threshold can be changed, and the card can be turned off in the overlay settings.
  • After each game the summary is saved to the account. Only the player sees it, except for a guild event the player signed up for, where it counts towards the result. Saving can be turned off in the settings.
Queen Ansurek, the final boss of the Nerub-ar Palace raid, in World of Warcraft, on the right the post-game card with the list of bosses killed
  1. 01

    Which games have the card?

    Games from which the app receives exact data, for example World of Warcraft, Counter-Strike 2, Forza and iRacing. For World of Warcraft the data is read from a file the game writes once the /combatlog command is on. The full list is in the app under Games with statistics.

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    What is a personal best?

    The card compares the figures with earlier sessions of the same game. A value better than before is shown in purple.

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    Can the card be shared?

    The Save button turns it into a PNG image. Copy puts it on the clipboard, from where it can be pasted into a chat.

Not everything fits on this page.
The rest is in the app.

Guilds, events, recruitment, the arena and expert chat are available inside the app.

FAQ

Common questions

If your question is not answered here, write to us.

TeamBase is a desktop app for gamers. It combines the tools needed for playing in a single window. Finding a team. A player can create a lobby or join one that is already running and start playing right away. Social features. The app has friends, messages, one-click voice chat and guilds with an event calendar, automatic attendance and Discord integration, among other things. Play history. Playtime is tracked automatically. After each game a session card shows how long the player played and with whom. For games such as CS it also shows exact K/D, MVPs and a match breakdown, and the card can be shared in one click. Clips. Pressing Alt+F10 turns the last seconds of gameplay into a clip. Privacy. Everything runs locally on the computer, the app never touches the game, and each feature can be switched on or off in the settings.

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