Netstomp

What is Netstomp?
Netstomp is an event scheduler, like a meetup site. Create private events, invite people, and RSVP. It is focused on gamers and LAN functions, but you may use it without the gaming functions if you like. All data is managed through App.net's API, except if you connect with your public Steam profile, in which case Steam games are saved in a database on the server.

The name comes from Valve Software's use of the term "pubstomp" as a term for watching competitive gaming events in pubs during The International 4. But gaming doesn't have to be in a LAN setting, and to better help people on App.net, who may not know each other and are spread across the world, the tools here are likely to help gamers coordinate an event.

How does it work?
To create an event, log into Netstomp and create one! Enter handles of people you want to send invitations to, and they will get a Private Message from you. The first time someone views your event, they will be subscribed, and it will show up in their events in Netstomp. If they RSVP "yes", and they have attached their Steam ID to their profile, it will pull their game usage into the "Game Pool" of the event, where you may see what who owns and how much attenders play each game.

Many functions and questions about Netstomp are similar to those for Patter.

You can even view Netstomp events through Patter, if you append the event ID in a Patter URL (e.g., http://patter-app.net/room.html?channel=XXXXX)!

How do I get notifications for Netstomp events?
Currently the only client or method to get notifications is by visiting Netstomp.com or using Broadsword in Firefox.

Author
Netstomp is made by @33MHz. You may also contact info-a-netstomp-com.