You know the moment: 11:30 on a Tuesday night, a 5-star at the Walmart lot, forty people wanting in, nobody sure who's hosting. RaidLine shows every live remote raid lobby and keeps your exact position on screen the whole time, and it never asks for a game login.
There's a Pokémon you want to raid. RaidLine shows you every player-hosted lobby for it, right now, built entirely from what players report.
Two ways a raid happens. Someone's already hosting: you see their lobby, get in line, and wait for the host's invite. Nobody's hosting yet: you say you want to play, and hosts see that people are waiting for that Pokémon before they even decide to open one.
You can also skip the line. Your name moves to the top of the list a host sees, above everyone waiting normally — the 43 people who got there first, say. Others who skipped before you stay ahead: a skip gets you to the front, not past everyone. And you can earn skips just by hosting: run good raids and the app hands them out.
The friend-add and the invite still happen in your game app, where they belong. We show you the friend code and the next step. That's all we can see.
Lobbies that die quietly expire on their own. No-shows don't get to hide.
You can always see your spot, the wait, and the rules. If someone is ahead of you, the reason shows up right there: they skipped, or they host a lot. The estimate is an honest one. Nothing moves in secret.
There's no game-login field anywhere in what we built, and no account linking, precise-location collection, or third-party trackers — your account is an email address, and deleting it really means it's gone.
RaidLine carries no ads, free tier or paid. We think ads suck and you will never see one on this app.
Free works. Join lobbies, get in line, see your spot. No card needed, and nothing behind any of it but two players who got tired of paying for waits.
Hosting pays. Hosts who run honest raids earn skips on every tier, including this one. The people who make raids happen shouldn't have to pay to wait in them.
Paid tiers are coming, priced well under today's raid apps — for comparison, one of the big store apps charges $47.99 a month for its top tier.* Exact prices get announced at beta.
* Public store price at the time of writing. Verify before switching to us.
One email when the beta opens and one when we launch. That's the whole subscription.
We store your email and the date. Nothing else. One email to support@raidline.app removes all of it.