Set up a Space's sections
Turn on the sections the group needs: pages like Gallery, Docs, Money and Handbook, and blocks on Home like a spotlight, results or a wishlist.
Every Space starts with Home (the feed) and Plans (what's coming up). Managers shape the rest under Sections in Space settings, and a template can fill most of it in for you when you create one. On a computer, a manager can also add and remove sections straight from the Space's own menu.
Sections with a page of their own
Turn on as many as the group actually uses. What's capped is the phone's tab bar, not the Space: the first two you enable ride the bar (its segments are equal width, and four of them leave about enough room for half a word), and the rest are reached from the More in this space row on Home. On a computer every one of them is a row in the Space's menu down the side.
- Gallery: a shared photo and video wall for members.
- Docs: shared files, in folders members can browse.
- Money: dues and chip-ins the Space is collecting.
- Handbook: pages for rules, guides, and FAQs.
- Calendar: the Space's events on a month grid.
Sections on Home
These are blocks on the Space's Home, for what the group actually does. Turn them on under Sections in Space settings, and rename the ones that carry a label so they say your group's word for it.
- Spotlight: one card pinned to the top for the thing happening now (the current read, the next game). Countdown adds days-remaining to it, and Rotation adds a whose-turn-is-it line that cycles through members.
- Shelf: a running archive, newest first. It fills as you move the spotlight on, or you add entries yourself.
- Results: log outcomes over time and roll them into one headline stat, as a season record, game-night crowns, or league standings.
- Wishlist: members suggest ideas and upvote the ones they want most. Shared list is the same idea without the voting.
- Spoiler gate: members can flag a post as a spoiler, and it stays blurred until others mark the pick watched or read.
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