Ryvo feels different once you have people you know and enjoy playing with. The friends page brings search, relationships, conversations and invitations together, with separate tabs to help you find what you need.

Add the right person

Search for a player and review their name and profile before sending a request. Sending a request does not complete the friendship. The other person still needs to accept it. Pending requests can be reviewed in the invitations tab.

When someone unfamiliar sends you a request, you can look at their profile first. Accept or decline as you prefer. Becoming friends does not require sharing personal details outside the app.

Find the invitation you need

The invitations tab brings together friend requests and invitations to games, salons and groups when available to your account. Read the invitation type before accepting. Joining a table, entering a salon and joining a text group are different actions.

If you already have a table, check its state before opening another invitation. An invitation may expire or become unavailable when the underlying session changes.

Keep the conversation going

The chats tab gives you access to conversations and friend groups. Contact actions can also appear on a person’s card or profile, depending on your relationship and their current state. Seeing a name in search does not necessarily make every friend action available.

Choose comfortable boundaries

Muting notifications reduces alerts from someone while keeping the relationship. Blocking is a different action that restricts contact. Read the action label and confirmation so you choose what you intend. The friends area also provides a way to review blocked people.

Send invitations with the other person’s time and preferences in mind. A clear invitation to a game they enjoy is usually more welcome than repeated requests after no reply.