a clan manager built for hell let loose
Hell Let Loose has no clan system in the game. Cadre is where a clan keeps its matches, signups, rosters and plans, so match night does not run out of spreadsheets and Discord scrollback.
what a hll clan actually has to manage
A competitive clan runs a calendar of matches, collects signups in Discord, fills a 50 player team with the right roles, and briefs everyone on the map before kickoff. Cadre covers those four jobs and keeps them in one tool.
- Matches with map, objective, side, enemy clan and date, with recurring series on Pro
- Class-based Discord signup embeds with live counts, plus reminders before kickoff
- Tournament rosters that the bot enforces at signup
- Briefs posted to Discord with drivers and node runners tagged by name
try it before you sign up
Open the demo sandbox to try Cadre before you sign up. The free plan covers three playbooks, eight upcoming matches and one active competition. Pro is 9 euro a month per clan, or 99 euro a year, with a 14 day free trial.
what is in the tool
Match management
Create matches, set map and objective, track results.
Competitions
Keep your official tournament roster in cadre, and let the bot enforce it.
questions
- Is there a clan management tool for Hell Let Loose?
- Yes. Cadre manages matches, Discord signups, tournament rosters and tactical briefs for Hell Let Loose clans. The game itself has no clan or regiment system, so a tool like this is where the clan keeps its own records.
- How much does Cadre cost?
- The free plan covers three playbooks, eight upcoming matches and one active competition. Pro costs 9 euro a month or 99 euro a year per clan and starts with a 14 day free trial.
- Does Cadre work with Discord?
- Yes. Players sign up by class from one embed in your Discord server, with a live count, and the bot can restrict signups to a competition roster.