Northstar
Ready for evening squads
Valorant, Apex Legends, Helldivers 2 · PC + PlayStation · Mic preferred
SignalPost
Build a private gaming profile around the way you play, then discover compatible teammates by game, platform, availability, intent, skill, and comms style.
Profile setup
This flow becomes the Phase 3 profile builder: draft-safe, privacy-aware, and reusable across web and mobile.
Step 1 of 7
Use a gamer-facing identity. Real names, exact location, email, phone, and platform handles stay hidden by default.
Step 2 of 7
This placeholder is intentionally replaceable. A later avatar creator can take over this step without changing the rest of onboarding.
Step 3 of 7
The prototype starts with common games, but the production version should use a comprehensive catalog with search, sort, and paged loading.
Step 4 of 7
Different games need different matchmaking rules. Set intent, your skill, and who you are looking for per selected game.
Step 5 of 7
Choose broad recurring windows. These are used for matching without exposing exact daily routines.
Step 6 of 7
Add private platform handles or mark this step to finish later. These values are never part of the public profile.
Step 7 of 7
SignalPost should treat platform handles as private contact details, not public profile fields.
Live preview
United Kingdom | 25-34
Late-night squad player. Prefer calm comms, ranked when the team is focused, co-op when it is late.
Match logic
Party Up Tonight
In-app chat
Public profile
Relaxed teammate. Calm comms. Ranked when focused.
Availability
Squad contact locker
Visibility rules
Profile readiness
Moderation queue
Launch controls
Account settings
Help and policies