LAN PARENTS
Where Pixel Parents Connect
Parenting doesn't mean giving up the controller. LAN Parents helps parents who game find each other, host LAN parties, and keep playing.
Coming to the App Store
What you can do
LAN parties
Start a party or join one nearby. Hosts approve who comes, so you know who's in the room before anyone shows up.
Events
Plan game nights, RSVP, and see who else is going. Tournament events build a bracket from the signups and track it round by round.
Marketplace
Buy, sell, and trade games and gear with other parents. Every listing is reviewed by a person before it goes live.
Chat
Message the players you've connected with, one to one or in a group.
Support
Something broken, a question about your account, or a player you need to report? Email us:
lanparents+support@outlook.com
We read every message and aim to reply within two business days. If you're reporting a player or a listing, please include their username and what happened.
Common questions
When is it launching?
We're in final testing now. The App Store link will appear on this page as soon as it's live — email us if you'd like a note when that happens.
How do I delete my account?
Open the app, go to Profile, then Settings, and choose Delete Account. This removes your profile, posts, listings, messages, and photos. Deletion is permanent and can't be undone. If you can't get into the app, email us from the address on your account and we'll handle it.
How do I report or block someone?
Every profile, post, listing, and comment has a Report option, and profiles also have Block. Blocking hides you from that player and them from you, and removes any friendship between you. Reports go to a moderator, not to the person you reported.
Is the marketplace safe?
Every listing is reviewed by a person before other players can see it. We don't process payments or shipping — buyers and sellers arrange that themselves, so treat it like any local sale: meet somewhere public, inspect before you pay, and report anything that looks wrong.
Who can message me?
Only players you're connected to — friends, people in your LAN parties, and people going to the same events. Anyone else has to send a request you can accept or decline first.
Is LAN Parents for kids?
No. LAN Parents is built for parents, and accounts are for adults. Kids are who we're all playing with at home, not who's on the app.