User Guide

GOLEM Six is your command center for Rainbow Six Siege. The goal is to stop scattering across different applications to manage strategies and availability. It is a tool designed specifically for teams who want to organize seriously.

Here you can draw your attack plans, share your map tips, browse the wiki, plan attendance for your sessions and manage your team easily. No ads, no subscription. Just a tool made by a player, for players.

The home page centralises the essentials for your team. You will find the Rainbow Six Siege server status for each platform, a news feed from the official Twitter accounts and the latest community YouTube videos.

At the top, six shortcuts lead straight to the plan editor, strategies, tips, wiki, sessions and groups. Further down, the “Community life” section gathers the latest published strategies, the latest tips, recently updated wiki entries and the site counters.

Ubisoft's official patch notes are also directly available to keep you up to date with the latest balancing changes and game updates.

This is the core mechanic to understand. On the Sessions and Strategies pages, you will find a selector allowing you to change the view of the current page.

Modifying your view allows you to filter the information on the page based on global visibility or the visibility of a group.

A victory is prepared. A strategy allows you to define your action plan in advance for a specific map and site. You can add a title, a summary and a detailed description of your execution.

Each strategy has its own details page. You will find the integrated video player, the interactive tactical plan viewer, the operator list and a full-screen image gallery.

A discussion space is available under each strategy to exchange with your team via comments and nested replies. You can also mark your approval with the like button.

A tip is one place and one idea: a drone angle, a wall to open, a gadget spot. It sits one notch below a strategy, which describes a full execution.

You drop it straight onto a floor plan — the click marks the exact spot — then set the side, the operators involved, the bomb sites and up to eight media items: images, YouTube, TikTok or Streamable videos.

The listing filters by map, floor, side, player count and operator. The plan view shows every tip of a floor on the map: nearby markers cluster together, and a right click drops a crosshair that stays put when you switch floors — handy to line up two levels.

Votes push the best ones up. Each tip has its own page with a full-screen gallery, a description and a threaded comment feed.

The wiki holds the game knowledge base: operators, maps, weapons, gadgets and destructible elements. An operator page gathers their weapons, gadgets, unique ability, stats, and above all the operators they counter and those who counter them, with videos to back it up.

A map page shows its annotated floor plans: bomb sites, drone holes, reinforceable walls and hatches, destructible floors, cameras. Layers toggle one by one so you keep only what matters to you.

A call is the word your team uses for a room. The room outlines are drawn by the site team on the floor plans. Everyone then proposes the name they actually use in game, and votes decide which one becomes the reference — that is the one shown on the plan.

Click a room on the plan to see its proposals, vote, or add one. Browsing is open; proposing and voting require an account.

The plans page lists all your tactical creations. You can filter your plans by map, search by name or create new ones. Each plan card displays the side, the bomb site and the number of strategies it is linked to.

The list uses infinite scrolling to facilitate navigation. From this interface, you can directly access the editor to modify your drawings, delete a plan or manage its links with your strategies.

Accessible via the button Editor, it is the heart of GOLEM Six. You can draw on the actual in-game plans, place your operators, mark rotations and prepare your deployment precisely.

We will detail each tool so you are operational immediately.

Overview

The interface is divided into two main parts. On the left is your work area called the canvas, and on the right the Squad panel. Your toolbar is located at the very bottom.

The Toolbar

At the bottom of your screen, you will find your main toolbar. Here is what it contains from left to right:

Basic tools

Cursor

Select, move and resize elements placed on the plan.

Pen

Draw freehand.

Eraser

Erase your lines.

Line

Draw a straight line between two points.

Arrow

Draw a directional arrow to indicate a movement or direction.

Utilities to place

Drone max 10

Place a drone.

Defuser max 1

Indicate the precise position of the defuser.

Rotation unlimited

Mark a rotation hole in a destructible wall.

Rotation Up unlimited

Mark a head-height rotation in a destructible wall.

Foot holes unlimited

Mark a foot hole in a destructible wall.

Up holes unlimited

Mark an up hole in a destructible wall.

Head holes unlimited

Mark a head hole in a destructible wall.

Breach unlimited

Prepare your essential openings for attack phases.

Plan management

Reinforce

Click on a destructible wall to reinforce it. It then appears in yellow. A second click cancels the action. You have 10 reinforcements in total.

Undo / Redo

Ctrl Z to undo the last action, Ctrl Y to redo it.

Clear all

Completely clear the floor of all its elements in one go. A confirmation will be requested.

Floor selector

Switch between different levels, from the basement to the ground floor or upper floors. Each level has its own drawings.

Save

The green button on the right. It is essential to click it to save your work before leaving the page.

The Squad Panel

On the right, you manage your five-player team composition. Each slot corresponds to a role with a dedicated color:

Operator 1: BlueOperator 2: GreenOperator 3: RedOperator 4: YellowOperator 5: Purple

For each operator, the functioning is as follows:

• Choose an operator : click on an empty slot or on the operator portrait to open the selection list.
• Add gadgets : assign up to two secondary equipment items. The button is located below the operator portrait.
• Unique ability : if the operator has a deployable equipment like Valkyrie or Kapkan, a purple button is displayed to place it.
• Place on map : click on the pin icon next to the portrait, then click on the map to position it.

Operator Selection

The selection window shows you the full list of operators available for the side you are preparing.

The interface is optimized to be fast:

• A classic search bar. Start typing the name and press Enter to confirm.
• Quick filters based on specialties to easily find the necessary role.
• The portrait list. Those already selected by your teammates are grayed out to avoid duplicates.

No more endless polls to find out who is available. You create a session with a specific date and time, and each member indicates their availability in one click among three statuses: Present, Undecided or Absent.

Sessions can be unique or recurring. For recurring sessions, you choose the days of the week and the fixed time so that appointments are created automatically.

The details page displays the list of registered members separated between the starting team of five players and the bench. You can define the session visibility in global or group mode according to your needs.

It is necessary to have an account and be logged in to create or join a session.

Each group has its own dashboard. It centralizes the list of members with their roles, recent strategies, upcoming sessions and quick links to team tools.

To invite teammates, simply search for their username. Invited users receive a notification with an indicator badge in their navigation bar.

Role management lets the owner promote members to administrator, transfer ownership, remove members or delete the group. Every member is free to leave a group at any time.

Your profile is your personal management space. You can change your password or modify your username to link another account.

You can also export all your data by email in JSON format, or permanently delete your account if you wish.