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Squads are Buzzr’s friend-circle layer. Build a squad once, and it follows you across every competition, every leaderboard, and every chat surface.

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Creating a squad

Open the Squad tab (or the squad icon in the chat tab) and tap Create:
  • Name the squad
  • Choose a vibe — emoji + color
  • Add members by username, #TAG, or follow list
  • Invite link — share a code so friends can join from anywhere

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What squads do

A squad is a persistent group across:
  • Bracket leaderboards — Compete on March Madness and NBA Playoffs brackets within your squad
  • Survivor pools — Squad-only survivor competitions
  • Confidence pools — Squad-scoped scoring during tournament windows
  • Chat — Each squad has a built-in group chat for game-day banter
  • Shared posts — Squad-only Swarm filter so you see the squad’s activity in one feed

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Discoverability

Squads are searchable in Universal Search. You can browse public squads in the search results, or keep your squad invite-only.

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Roles

  • Owner — created the squad; can rename, kick, transfer ownership, delete
  • Member — full participation in chats, picks, brackets, leaderboards

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Leaving and ending

  • Members can leave at any time
  • Owners can delete the squad entirely (irreversible)
  • Owners can transfer ownership before leaving

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Squad vs Crew

Crews are a related concept Buzzr is iterating on for larger fan groups. Today, “Squad” is the canonical user-facing term for a private friend circle. If you see the word Crew in app, it usually refers to the same surface.