Home games · Free web app for scheduling a home mahjong group: RSVPs, waitlists, rotating hosts, who-brings-what lists, table assignments and date polls
Game Set Mahj
Also called Game Set Mahj; GameSetMahj; Game Set Mahj, LLC; gamesetmahj.com
Online (web app; can be saved to a phone's home screen). No business address published.
Category: Home games · Free web app for scheduling a home mahjong group: RSVPs, waitlists, rotating hosts, who-brings-what lists, table assignments and date polls
Also called: Game Set Mahj; GameSetMahj; Game Set Mahj, LLC; gamesetmahj.com
Last checked: 2026-10-19
What it is
Game Set Mahj is a free web app for organizing mahjong games and groups, built around how home groups actually play: players in fours, hosts who rotate week to week, and someone always needing to find a fourth. A host schedules a game, members RSVP, and the app sends reminders and calendar invites and bumps the waitlist when someone drops. It was started by a player named Jennifer; the company, Game Set Mahj, LLC, gives a founding date of May 2026.
Who it’s for
People who host or play in a weekly or occasional home mahjong game and are tired of coordinating it in a group text, and organizers who run several tables for a school, club or charity night.
Why it’s listed
It is a tool for running a home game, not a game or a venue. Its features and FAQ pages explain what it does in plain terms.
- Scheduling: recurring weekly games with rotating hosts or one-off games, capacity in multiples of four, skill-level and game-type tags, and a date poll that turns the winning date into a scheduled game.
- RSVPs and waitlists: one-click nudges for people who haven’t replied; when someone drops, the next person on the waitlist moves into the seat.
- Reminders: each scheduled game sends a calendar invite with time, host and directions, plus automatic reminders before game day.
- Items and tables: hosts list what’s needed (sets, snacks, drinks, chairs) and members claim items; up to twelve labeled tables per game, assigned by the host or self-selected.
- Group pages: each group has its own discussion board, a chat per game, and space for house rules.
- Any style: the FAQ says it supports American (NMJL), Chinese, Japanese (riichi), Hong Kong and other styles.
- Price: the FAQ says it is currently free for all players, hosts and groups.
Official URL
Home: https://gamesetmahj.com/
Features: https://gamesetmahj.com/features
FAQ: https://gamesetmahj.com/faq
Mahj Near Me (public group finder): https://gamesetmahj.com/mahj-near-me
Location
Online. The site gives no city or state; it runs in any web browser and can be added to an iPhone or Android home screen.
Notes
- Home games listing: a scheduling tool; games are still played with your own tiles, racks and card.
- Groups can be public or private: a public group appears in the app’s Mahj Near Me finder, where players can request to join; private groups are invite-link only. Only members see game locations and member lists.
- Account needed: hosts and players sign up to use it; no account was created for this listing, so the app itself was not tried.
- New service: founded in 2026; teacher profiles, a club directory and player ratings are listed as “coming soon,” and business features have a waitlist.
- Name overlap: the app’s “Mahj Near Me” group finder is part of Game Set Mahj and is not the separate MahjNearMe website.
- Image: the site’s own og:image (pink wordmark), 1200×630, saved as
game-set-mahj.jpg. - Not affiliated with Mahjong Plaza. No account, sign-up, form or contact was made.
FAQ
Q: Is Game Set Mahj free?
A: Yes. The FAQ says it is currently free for all players, hosts and groups.
Q: Is there an app to download?
A: No download is needed. It works in any web browser, and you can save it to your phone’s home screen from Safari or Chrome so it works like an app.
Q: Does it handle more than one table?
A: Yes. A game can have up to twelve tables with custom labels, such as a beginner table, and the FAQ says groups can range from 4 to 48 players.
Q: Can strangers see my group’s address?
A: No. Only approved members see game schedules, locations and member lists. Non-members who find a public group see only its name, description and area.
Q: Which kinds of mahjong does it support?
A: All styles, according to the FAQ, including American (NMJL), Chinese, riichi and Hong Kong. Hosts tag their group’s style.