Planner in Your Pocket

Tap an empty slot to fill it on a phone

No more wrestling with drag-and-drop on a tiny screen. Tap a group's empty Tank, Healer or DPS slot and Hootus pops up the players who can actually fill it, straight from your bench and unplaced owls. Tap a name and they drop right into that group and role.

See who can flex right in the roster

Each roster row shows a player's off-spec as a small icon next to their main spec again, so you can spot at a glance who can swap to tank or heal without opening a single menu.

Role lanes ready to go on desktop

On a big screen every group now opens with Tank, Healer and DPS lanes already laid out, just like the old board, so you can drop players straight into the right role. On a phone the groups stay simple and whole-card, where lane-perfect dropping is fiddly. Flip it either way with the Role lanes toggle.

A steady header that follows you down the page

The raid name, status and main actions now ride along in a calm bar pinned to the top as you scroll, instead of the jittery shrink-and-jump it used to do on a phone. The detail like time and size tucks in just below and slides away as you go.

Reach the roster from anywhere on a phone

The Roster button now floats in the corner of the screen, so you can pull up your signups from halfway down the page without scrolling all the way back to the top.

Dragging a player no longer drops the instant you grab it

On a phone, picking a player up used to flash and then drop them right back before you could move. Press and hold now keeps them in your hand so you can carry them to a group, and the spec icons no longer fight your finger for the touch.

The whole planner fits the phone screen now

Raid settings, attendance, soft reserves, the group cards and the building controls all used to spill off the side of a phone, which made the page jump around and broke dragging. Everything now wraps, truncates long links and scrolls inside its own card, so nothing runs off the glass.