Clans are here — and you can see who's online
Start or join a clan that shows on your profile, and see which friends are online or in a match right now.
Community is now complete, end to end. You can start a clan (or join one): pick a name and a tag, and it becomes part of your identity — your tag shows right next to your name on your profile. One clan per player, leave whenever you want. Clan points are simply the sum of what members earn by playing.
One promise worth spelling out: being in a clan never grants rewards, advantages or special treatment. It's who you roll with, not a power-up. The clan leaderboard reflects real play by real members — nothing else.
The friends page got more alive too: you can now see which friends are online, and when someone's in a match it shows which game they're playing. That's derived from what the platform already knows — there's no tracking involved, and only your friends can see it. What we deliberately didn't build: showing which page someone is browsing. That would be surveillance, and it's not happening before you can control your own visibility. Clan chat and invites are next.