Co-op planning, without the admin

Make every session count together.

QuestGrid gives small gaming groups one shared place to choose a challenge, set the next session, and see progress move.

WEEKLY RUN // READY Friends gathered around a tabletop gaming session

Less “what are we playing?” More “let’s go.”

Turn a loose plan into a small, visible mission. Everyone knows the objective, the next checkpoint, and what still needs a teammate.

01Pick a shared goal
02Set the next session
03Mark the momentum
A board that stays readable

Choose your kind of run.

Start with a shape that fits the group. Adjust the details as your play session takes form.

Clear the next chapter

A flexible route for groups working through a shared campaign at a steady pace.

GROUP PROGRESS64%
Choose the chapter
Set a 90-minute session
Complete the next objective
Share the team recap
The party route

Progress feels better when you can see the path.

QuestGrid turns scattered wins into a simple route: one marker for each meaningful step your group takes.

01Choose
02Schedule
03Play
04Celebrate
Arcade cabinet ready for a game
Made for the moment before play

Keep the setup light.

No sprawling project plan. Just the useful pieces: a shared objective, a next time to play, and a place to notice the win.

See the essentials
Good group habits

Built around how co-op actually works.

01

Shared, not assigned

Challenges belong to the whole party, so progress never depends on one person keeping the spreadsheet alive.

02

Specific, not heavy

Give the next session a clear shape without turning a fun night into a planning meeting.

03

Visible, not noisy

Keep the signal of progress close and the clutter far away.

A shared screen for shared wins

Bring the board back next week.

Whether you play every Friday or whenever four schedules align, the board gives your group a friendly starting point for the next session.

Start your first board
A gaming scoreboard showing shared progress
Ready when the party is

Give your next play session a little more shape.

Make one shared challenge, then let the group take it from there.

Create a challenge board