Sommelier Pairing & Blind Tasting Engine

Never Argue Over What to Play Again

The Sommelier pairs your game night with the perfect tasting menu. Import your BoardGameGeek collection, curate appetizers to heavy mains, and let guests vote anonymously in real-time.

Import Your Cellar

Sync directly from your BoardGameGeek profile

Don't have a BGG account?
Zero App FrictionNo accounts required. Guests scan QR or tap place cards.
4-Course CurationFrom light appetizers to grand heavy mains by BGG weight.
Strict Veto RuleOne guest veto eliminates a game from the final podium.
Grand RevealHost uncorks podium with live confetti & score synthesis.
The Culinary Metaphor

The Sommelier Tasting Philosophy

A great game night is structured like a Michelin-starred degustation menu. Games are meticulously categorized by BGG complexity weight into four harmonious courses.

🥗< 2.0 Weight

Appetizers & Starters

Light, breezy openers and party staples that warm up your guests and stimulate banter without cognitive fatigue.

Cellar Examples:

Sushi Go!, Just One, Skull, For Sale

🍲2.0 – 2.75 Weight

Light Fare

Savory, satisfying medium-light strategy games offering smooth turns, elegant mechanics, and approachable depth.

Cellar Examples:

Cascadia, Azul, Catan, Ticket to Ride

🥪2.75 – 3.5 Weight

Sandwiches & Wraps

Hearty mid-weight strategy titles featuring rich decision trees, engine building, and satisfying tactical maneuvering.

Cellar Examples:

Wingspan, Dune: Imperium, Clank!, Scythe

🥩> 3.5 Weight

Heavy Mains

Substantial, epic brain-burners with intricate systems and deep simulation for the committed game night connoisseur.

Cellar Examples:

Terraforming Mars, Brass: Birmingham, Spirit Island

Zero-Friction Blind Voting

Pure preference, zero peer pressure

Guests vote anonymously on mobile web slips with intuitive choices: Yes (love it), Maybe (willing to play), Veto (hard pass), or Pass (no opinion). No one is pressured by loud voices at the table.

Strict Elimination Vetoes

One veto eliminates the dish

Game nights are meant to be joyful for everyone. If even one guest vetos a title, it is gracefully segregated to the reserve and excluded from the winner podium, guaranteeing everyone enjoys the chosen game.