Hell Let Loose · briefing and roster

brief the whole
team before the
first spawn.

Draw squads, garrisons and arty targets on the real map. Post one link to Discord. Every player opens it and sees their own job.

Cancel anytime. Free plan stays free.

A cadre match brief for Omaha Beach: squads, garrisons and arty targets drawn on the map
matches planned
84
signups handled
6 455

one match, start to after-action

  1. 1
    CREATE MATCH

    Start with one Discord command.

    • ·Run /match to create the match
    • ·Discord Scheduled Event posted automatically
    • ·Players sign up with squad type and availability
    • ·Running with a partner clan? Gate signups to their guild too (Coalition matches)
  2. 2
    ROSTER

    Drag the roster into squads.

    • ·Drag signups into squads, assign squad leads
    • ·Assign starting roles: truck driver, supply, nodes
    • ·Readiness view: who's in, who's still missing
  3. 3
    PLAN

    Draw the plan on the actual map.

    • ·Garrisons, sectors, arrows, defensive lines
    • ·Playbook library: saved plans per map and side
    • ·Multiple scenarios and layers per playbook
  4. 4
    BRIEF

    Share the brief to Discord.

    • ·One link, public or Discord members only
    • ·See who's opened it and who hasn't
    • ·Map, squads and tactics on one page
  5. 5
    MATCHLIVE

    Hell Let Loose.

    Nothing to do here. The plan is in play.

  6. 6
    AFTER-ACTION

    Import stats. Your history stays.

    • ·Paste the stats URL, or import it from CRCON
    • ·cadre stores the full player stats. Pro keeps every match, Free the last 15
    • ·Win rates, player profiles, intel and scouting in the War Room (beta)

try it, no account

Open a real match plan and move things around. Nothing you do is saved.

Try it without an account
The cadre sandbox: the Omaha Beach plan open in the real map editor, with the tool rail on the left and a Continue with Discord button top right

The cadre bot

your clan already lives in Discord.
cadre runs the match there.

Signups, roster and brief all happen in your Discord server. You run the match from one place, and nobody needs a new app to see the plan.

  1. Sign up

    Sign up by class

    Players pick a class on one embed and cadre keeps the count. A bench check asks reserves whether they can play, so you know your depth before kickoff. Set a signup deadline if you want one.

  2. Organize

    Events and pings

    cadre creates the Discord event when you post the signup, when you create the match, or not at all. It pings the roles that need to act, not @everyone. Use your own server emojis for the classes. Set a weekly match to repeat and each signup posts itself.

  3. Brief

    Brief in the channel

    The map plan and lineup post to Discord. Drivers, node runners and supply players are tagged by name.

  4. Remind

    Reminders

    Drivers and node runners get a ping to walk their routes before kickoff. Roster display names stay in sync with Discord.

the next match is
already on the calendar.

Draw the plan once. Everyone reads the same brief.

Cancel anytime. Free plan stays free.