You get teams, like Smiths Blue and Smiths Red, and one invite link. Three teams or more make a tournament.
Drop it in the family WhatsApp. Whoever opens it picks a team and types their name. In a tournament they go to the smaller team, and anyone can drag people to the team they want.
On your team's turn everyone drags the move they want. The move with the most votes is played.
Nobody plays alone. Beginners vote alongside the strong players, so the kids are never the one who lost.
Everyone talks about every move. You see what your team suggested, with arrows on the board and a count of who wants what.
From anywhere. Grandparents in another city play on the same team as the grandkids.
Three teams or more: a tournament. Every team plays every other once, a round at a time, and a table shows who's on top.
A tie? Ten more seconds. If the team splits evenly it gets ten seconds to agree, then the computer picks one of the tied moves.