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Finding a Game Again
The home page has a My games list — every game you're a player in, most recent first, each one linking straight back into it. No need to remember or retype a join code to check on a game that's still going, or to look back at one that's already finished.
Anything you're a player in shows up here — a lobby you're waiting in, a game you're mid-vote on, or one that already finished — up to your 50 most recent. Each row shows the join code, whether you're the host, how many players are in it, and a status badge: Lobby, In progress, or Completed. The list itself refreshes automatically every 15 seconds, so a badge flipping from "In progress" to "Completed" (or a lobby picking up new players) shows up without needing to reload the page.
Voting is at-your-own-pace, not round-based — you answer your batch of questions and then you're just waiting on everyone else, however long that takes. Before this list existed, the only way back into that game later was remembering its join code (or the tab you'd left open). Now you can just answer your questions, go do something else, and come back through My games whenever — whether that's five minutes later to see if a slow player finally finished the batch, or the next day to see the final results.
Clicking a row takes you to that game exactly as it stands: a lobby still shows the lobby (settings, other players, any open mode/category vote); a game in progress shows the same voting screen and partial results you'd see if you'd never left, including the standings bar and progress ("the table has submitted X of Y answers"); a completed game shows its full results.