Frequently asked questions

Neetter is a social network built for gamers. You follow the people you know (like Twitter) and the games you love (like a subreddit). Every game has its own page with a feed, news, and details, and posts you tag with a game show up there.

For You is an algorithmic mix based on who and what you follow and what’s trending. Following is a chronological feed of posts from the people, games, and topics you follow — newest first, no ranking.

Click Post. You can add text, up to four images, a video, or a GIF; start a poll or a Find players post; tag games; and add #hashtags inline. Free posts are up to 300 characters — Neetter Pro raises that to 600.

Open any game page and tap Follow. Its posts and news then appear in your Following feed. Browse everything from the game directory.

Topics are followable subjects (genres, franchises, and themes) derived from the games catalog. Following a topic weaves related posts into your feeds alongside the people and games you follow.

You can edit your own posts to fix typos and make changes. Everyone gets a 15-minute edit window after posting, and Neetter Pro extends it to a full 1 hour.

Free members can edit for 15 minutes after posting; Neetter Pro extends the window to 1 hour. You can make unlimited edits within your window. Once it closes, the Edit option disappears and you’ll need to delete and repost to change anything.

Deleting is permanent and can’t be undone. The post is removed from your profile, from the feeds of anyone who follows you, from any game communities it was tagged in, and from search results.

Replies to it are not deleted. They were written by other people, so they stay where they are and keep their place in the thread. When a post with replies is deleted, a short “This post was deleted by the post author” notice takes its place so the conversation beneath it still reads in order. A post with no replies is removed outright, notice and all.

Deleting a review also removes it from the game’s reviews and from its rating average. The game stays on your library shelf — deleting the review doesn’t change what you’ve marked as played.

You can:

• Edit the post’s text
• Rearrange your images and edit their alt text (descriptions)
• Add, remove, or change tagged games

You can’t add, remove, or replace media. If you uploaded the wrong image, video, or GIF, delete the post and repost it. Polls and Find players posts can’t be edited at all — you can only delete them.

Open the ⋯ menu on your post and choose Edit (while you’re within your window). Make your changes and select Save. The post then shows an edited label with the time it was last edited, and you keep all of its engagement — likes, reposts, and replies.

If you’re a free member and your 15-minute window has passed, choosing Edit shows an upgrade prompt — Neetter Pro extends your window to 1 hour. After the 1-hour Pro window, the Edit option is gone for everyone, and you’ll need to delete and repost to make changes.

Yes. An edited post shows an edited label and the edit time next to the original post time (for example, “Posted 2h · edited 35m”), so it’s always clear a post changed after it was published — useful when a reply was about the original wording. Everyone can see it.

Yes. A review’s rating, platform, shelf status (Playing, Completed, and so on), and written text can be edited any time, with no time limit, for free and Pro members alike. Manage reviews from a game’s page or your library.

As with posts, a review’s images can be rearranged and re-captioned, but its attached media can’t be added, removed, or replaced once the review is published.

Yes. You can report abuse in an edited post the same way you report any other post — use the report option in the post’s ⋯ menu.

Tap the heart to like a post. You can also reply, repost it to your followers, and save it to find later — saving is free for everyone.

Everything you save lands in Saved, visible only to you.

In the composer, tap the poll icon to add 2–4 choices and pick how long the poll runs. You can attach an image to each choice, and anyone can tap a choice’s image to view it full-screen. Results show once you vote or the poll closes.

A Find players post helps you find people to play with. Tap Find players in the composer, or Create post on a game’s Find players tab, to set a game, platform, activity, rank range, party size, and whether a mic is required. Others tap Join group to join.

Each game page has a Feed (posts tagged with the game, sortable by Trending or New), News (cached from official sources), and About (details, genre, platforms, and release info).

Yes. Add games to your shelves, give them a star rating, and write reviews that post to your profile and the game’s Reviews tab. Organize games into named lists, Letterboxd-style.

Neetter Pro is $2.99/month or $29.99/year and includes:

• An ad-free experience
• 600-character posts (free is 300) and longer, higher-quality video
• Post editing within a 1-hour window
• Post analytics and priority in Find players
• A longer bio, more profile links, and more lists
• A Pro badge

Pro is account-level — subscribe once and it applies everywhere you use Neetter. Manage it in Settings.

Use the report option in a post’s ⋯ menu, or on a profile. Reports go to human review. See our Terms of Service for what’s allowed.

Open the ⋯ menu on any of their posts and choose Block. You can manage blocked accounts in Settings.

Sign in with your email or username and password, or continue with Google, Discord, Twitch, or Apple. Forgot your password? Use the reset link on the login page — it emails you a code.

Go to Settings to update your avatar, banner, display name, bio, location, links, and profile showcase.

Neetter defaults to dark mode and follows your device preference. You can override it any time from Settings.