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Assist you and your AI with every game you play — the results, the rankings, the groups, and the seasons.

Log the night once and the argument settles itself: Elo, Glicko or plain win-rate, all recomputed over the same results. Games keeps every match underneath — which is exactly what an AI will read from once the family's pieces land there.

How You Rank is its own product with its own players. It is part of the family because it is taking on the Assist With way of working, not because it was built as an Assist space.

What it assists with

10 kinds of help

  • assist with match nights
  • assist with rankings
  • assist with groups
  • assist with seasons
  • assist with Elo
  • assist with the leaderboard
  • assist with settling it
  • assist with a tournament
  • assist with the collection
  • assist with what to play

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One record of every match. Every way of ranking it.

Log the game once — board game, five-a-side, Mario Kart, the pub quiz — and Elo, Glicko, win rate and points are all computed over the same results. Switch the view, don't re-enter the season. Groups, players and sessions all feed the same catalogue.

assist with the leaderboardassist with settling it
EloGlickoWin ratePoints

01 Dad

1842

02 Emma

1790

03 Sam

1731

Research loops

Good ideas your AI can borrow.

Short playbooks for a kind of game work — the right questions, in a sensible order. Entirely optional: your AI can follow one, adapt it, or ignore them all.

  • Log a game night

    4 steps
    1. record who played and what you played
    2. log the result while people are still in the room
    3. note the house rules you used
    4. capture what made it good or flat
  • Learn a new game well

    5 steps
    1. read the rules once, then the turn structure
    2. watch one full playthrough
    3. play a hand open to find the obvious traps
    4. note the rule everyone gets wrong
    5. save the teach for next time
  • Pick what to play tonight

    4 steps
    1. count players, time and appetite
    2. filter to what fits, not what you love
    3. check what this group hasn't played recently
    4. record the pick and how it went
  • Run a season or tournament

    6 steps
    1. decide the format and the tiebreakers first
    2. set a schedule people can actually make
    3. record every result as it happens
    4. publish the standings after each round
    5. handle dropouts by the rule you wrote
    6. record the season and its champion
  • Settle a rules argument

    4 steps
    1. find the exact rule text
    2. check the official errata and FAQ
    3. decide it for this table and say so
    4. record the ruling for next time

What it keeps

Your groups and results stay in Games.

A group's results belong to that group. Games keeps the record; sharing a leaderboard or a season is a deliberate, revocable act, and joining one group never exposes another.

Works with what you already use

Your AI brings the maths and the argument-settling.

Games is joining the family by adopting the Assist With way on a site that already exists, and most of that work is still ahead. What it does today it does properly: every match kept underneath, so a new ranking method never means re-entering a season. As the family's pieces land, an AI you authorise will be able to log a night's results, rate them under whichever system you want to argue about and spot the streaks.

Somewhere else in the family

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