Vox Link’s idea is a great one; let’s get everyone interested in TableTop games like D&D, WH40k, WHAoS, etc on one app, and make it easy to find a new gaming group. Love the concept. Unfortunately, you can tell that the app is still in the learning phase of executing that vision. Finding groups nearby is *the* advertised goal of VL, but yet there’s no way for a group to set a location, and thus no way for users to use their location data to find nearby gaming groups. Finding groups in general is not great, as the only views you get have a side-scrolling menu with a whopping 2 groups shown at one time. This needs to be a better experience for the user. For example, one option would be to have a clickable link under Groups on the browse page, that then redirects you to a new page where it shows a list of groups with filters for things such as game, location, play style, etc. Additionally, the focus of the app needs to be on the social aspect, rather than the content. Having groups buried beneath content creators, news, battle reports etc makes it much harder for the average user to find the social groups. I want to love this app, I really do. Its advertised pretty regularly by some of my favorite 40K content creators, but unfortunately it’s just not quite there design wise. Keep up the excellent work, I could see Vox Link becoming a very successful platform going forward if it improves its interface. Unfortunately, with a very small user base and a near-impossible to navigate UI, I’ll have to pass for the time being.

It’s a good idea but there is not many people on it and it doesn’t fulfill, or even attempt too fulfill, the purpose that I thought it was intending. I was expecting an app that would bring communities together in local areas. There is no inherent mechanism for this. I don’t see any functional difference between this and any other social media platform, and the others are just more established.

App is constantly crashing. Hardly works at all. Cool concept, but incredibly poor execution.

I saw some older videos on YouTube from when this was getting pushed as the next big innovation in finding games. Has no local search, but still wants access to location data to show people where you are from roughly. There are parts that lead to a dead Shopify page. The idea for the app is one that is great, but I’ve seen it flounder every time someone tries to make it a reality. My advice is don’t bother installing and see if there’s a local game store with a discord.