REFLEX RIVALSYour crew,
its own league
A group is the permanent home of an old rivalry: your school friends, the office, your five-a-side team. You set it up once and never pick opponents one by one again — you challenge the whole group with a single tap, and the table updates itself.
How it works, step by step
Friends first
You can only add people who already have you as a friend. That is the rule that stops a stranger from dragging you into any group they like.
Create the group
Give it a name and choose who to invite, up to ten people. You can keep up to five groups running at once.
They decide
Every invitee gets a notification and accepts or declines. Nobody ends up in a group by accident, and whoever declines is not invited again.
Challenge everyone at once
Launch a challenge from the group and it reaches every member. No ticking names: the group is the list.
See who rules
Each challenge leaves its own table and the group builds up a history. The argument about who has the best reflexes settles itself.
Only those who accept get in
Neither the creator nor anyone else can force you in, kick you out, or change your name inside the group. Each person can only move themselves, and that is enforced by the server, not by the app.
The group never goes orphan
If the person who created it leaves, admin rights pass automatically to another member and the group lives on. It only disappears when nobody is left inside.
It can grow
Someone joins the crew later? The admin can invite new members at any time, without rebuilding the group.
Your friends list is the key
Everything social in REFLEX RIVALS runs through it: whoever is on your list can challenge you and add you to their groups. Which is why adding someone is always your call.
Send a friend request
Spot someone in the rankings, open their profile and send a request. Up to five a day, and only once per person: if they say no, it's a no.
The star is a permission
Starring someone isn't filing them away in a notebook: you are authorising them to challenge you and include you in their groups. The app tells you so before you do it.
Blocking shuts the door
Block someone and they can no longer send you a friend request, challenge you, invite you to a group or reach you with notifications. No exceptions, and without them finding out.
Who is the fastest in your group?
Set it up in a minute and let the milliseconds answer.