Guide

How DutyCall works

DutyCall is a squad-coordination app for people who already play games together. It is not a public social network and not a chat app.

Squads and allies

You add people as allies (friend requests). You put allies into a squad: a named group you actually play with.

• Find allies by username, or optionally by hashed phone matching against your contacts (you approve access first).
• Block removes someone from your view immediately and stops ally requests.
• Report flags a user, rally, squad, or other content to DutyCall.

Rallies

A rally is a private, timed invite to one squad. Recipients are the people already in that squad.

• Pick squad, game, when, and a first-party rally skin (hosted by DutyCall, not uploaded by users).
• Members tap In, Out, or Time Adjust.
• The owner sees who is coming. No public feed.

If the squad is short, the Aid step can post a Call for Aid for the open seats. The rally stays private; the call is the public ask.

Call for Aid

Call for Aid (LFG) is a separate board for extra players. Signed-in users only. No comments, no captions, no user art.

You pick a game, a time, a canned vibe (Party / Locked In / Noob), how many more people you need, and your in-game name. Others Accept or Pass. Your IGN stays off the board until someone accepts.

Full Call for Aid documentation →

Safety

• Report from someone else’s rally, call, or profile.
• Block hides them from your Home, board, and social surfaces.
• Hide Calls on Home turns off discovery banners. Your own posts and the LFG tab stay.
• Show Explicit Content is an in-app toggle for first-party catalog skins labeled (Explicit). That is platform art, not user uploads.

Premium

Premium is an auto-renewable subscription sold through Apple (and later Google). It unlocks extra first-party rally skins and related catalog. Restore Purchases is in the store screen.