Squads currently run on Apex Legends, where rank matching reads your synced Apex profile. Every other title uses matchmaking and squad chat.
Post a Squad
1
Open Squads and tap Post a squad
You can have one active post at a time. Editing an existing post reopens the same form.
2
Pick your mode
Choose Ranked, Pubs, or Mixtape.
3
Set how many players you need
Choose 1 or 2. You’re the host, so a post for 2 fills out a full trio.
4
Set when you're playing
Say when you want to run. Posts expire on their own, so the feed stays current instead of filling with stale listings.
5
Set your rank range and platform
The rank range is prefilled from your synced Apex rank, and platform from your profile — adjust either if you want a wider net. Leave all platform chips off for crossplay.
6
Add mic, want tags, and a note
Flag whether a mic is required, add up to 3 want tags, and write a short note (up to 140 characters).
Want Tags
Tags tell people how you play before they request: Stick together · Chill comms · Aggressive · Competitive · Funny / joking · 18+ · Same legends every game · StreamingHandling Requests
Players who meet your criteria can request to join. As host you see each applicant with their rank and profile, and you accept or pass. Requests are checked in the database, not just the UI — a player outside your rank range or on the wrong platform can’t slip through by hitting the API directly. Once your squad fills, everyone lands in a shared squad chat to sort legends and drop spots before you queue.Squad Size
A squad is you plus up to 2 others — a full Apex trio. The composer offers 1 or 2 open slots, and the host counts toward the total.Tips
Leave the platform chips off for crossplay
Leave the platform chips off for crossplay
An empty platform selection means crossplay and matches the widest pool. Selecting all three is not the same thing — it narrows to players whose synced profile reports one of them.
Widen your rank range if nobody bites
Widen your rank range if nobody bites
The range is prefilled from your own rank, which can be narrow. Opening it a tier in each direction usually fills a post much faster.
Write a real note
Write a real note
“Chill ranked grind, no mic rage” gets better requests than an empty note. You have 140 characters — use them to set expectations.