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Find a party for now, or make time for your next adventure.
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Find your people. Play together.
Lobbykin helps OSRS players find teammates, organise activities and agree on what to expect before playing together. Create a lobby for now or schedule your next session, choose your character and keep up with your party through notifications.
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Our goal is to help OSRS players find their people, organise activities and build communities they want to return to. Here’s the direction we’re planning for Lobbykin.
We plan to give existing OSRS clans a home on Lobbykin: customisable clan pages with introductions, requirements, preferred activities and Discord links.
Players would be able to apply directly, while clan leaders could review applications alongside available character levels and boss KC from HiScores.
Clan members would have a shared space to find groups playing now and sign up for upcoming activities.
From raids and bossing to minigames and masses, clans could organise sessions privately, manage participation and choose when to open an activity to the wider community.
We want to make community events easier to organise, starting with clan bingo.
Planned tools include teams, custom task boards, event rules, start and end dates, completion submissions, organiser approval and prize announcements. Organisers could choose to display scores throughout the event or keep standings hidden until the final reveal.
We’re planning leaderboards that celebrate clans bringing people together through Lobbykin.
The focus would be completed activities, participation and community events, with safeguards against empty or duplicated listings. Private clan activity details would stay private.
We also want to keep improving everyday group coordination: clearer session expectations, easier preparation, useful reminders and simpler ways to play together again.
Feedback from players and organisers will help us decide which improvements matter most.
We’re exploring a future Lobbykin RuneLite plugin to connect the website more closely with the in-game experience.
Potential features include easier access to group information and more reliable activity completion reporting. This remains a longer-term ambition, subject to technical feasibility and the applicable RuneLite requirements.
These are our planned directions, rather than a fixed release schedule. Features may evolve as we test ideas and learn what players and clan organisers need most.
Our intention is to keep Lobbykin free to use, without subscriptions or paid access to its core community tools.
Find your people. Play together.Lobbykin is an independent, community-driven project, with running costs currently covered by its creator. As the platform grows, voluntary contributions can help cover hosting, maintenance and future development.
If you’d like to support what we’re building, any contribution is appreciated. Donating is entirely optional — everyone is welcome to use Lobbykin, whether they contribute or not.
Support Lobbykin →Thank you for helping us bring more players together.