User Guide

GolemSix is your command center for Rainbow Six Siege. The goal is to stop scattering across different apps to manage strategies and availability. It is a tool designed specifically for teams who want to get serious about organization.

Here you can track your stats, draw your attack plans, schedule attendance for your sessions and manage your team with ease. No ads, no subscription. Just a tool made by a player, for players.

This is the core mechanic to understand. Once you have grasped it, everything else falls into place. The interface changes completely depending on your current view.

By default, when you log in, you are in Global View. You only see your own information. But as soon as you select your group from the top menu, you switch to Group View. That is your dedicated team space.

The site fetches your real statistics directly from Ubisoft. Your rank, kill ratio, win rate and match count update automatically with each sync.

In Global View, you see all players on the platform. It is ideal for gauging your overall level.

Switching to your Group, the leaderboard focuses solely on your squad. It is much easier to compare everyone's performance.

Group members can also manually add external players to the board, for example to compare your stats with those of a rival team. This does not invite them to the group — it just displays them in the leaderboard.

Victory is prepared. A strategy lets you define your action plan in advance for a specific map and side, whether attacking or defending.

You can select your operators, choose the right gadgets, and link a real visual tactical plan to illustrate how the round unfolds.

Accessible via the Editorbutton, this is the heart of GolemSix. You can draw on the actual in-game floor plans, place your operators, mark rotations and prepare your deployment with precision.

We will detail each tool so you are ready to go right away.

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 Canvas

This is where you work. The detailed floor plan shows destructible walls with yellow rectangles, as well as hatches. The bomb zones are clearly visible in yellow.

Use your mouse wheel to zoom, and hold right-click to pan.

The Counters

At the top left, three counters help you track your placements in real time:

• Reinforcements — the number of walls you have reinforced across the whole map. Limited to 10.
• Drones — the number of drones deployed for information gathering. Limited to 10.
• Defuser — only one defuser available to place.

If you reach the limit, the counter turns red to warn you.

Zoom Controls

You also have a dedicated zoom panel at the top right:

• The Plus button to zoom in.
• The current percentage, which you can click to reset to 100%.
• The Minus button to zoom out.
• The circular arrow to re-center your view.

The Toolbar

At the bottom of your screen you will find the 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 arrows and areas freely.

Eraser

Erase your lines.

Utilities to place

Drone max 10

Place a drone.

Defuser max 1

Indicate the precise position of the defuser.

Rotation unlimited

Mark a rotation 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 key openings for the 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

Wipe all elements from the current floor in one go. You will be asked to confirm.

Floor selector

Switch between the 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. You must click it to save your work before leaving the page.

Drawing options

When you select the Pen or the Eraser, an additional bar appears above with your stroke settings:

• 6 colors — Choose between red, blue, green, yellow, orange or white.
• 3 sizes — Thin, medium or thick, to adapt to what you want to highlight.

The Squad Panel

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

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

For each operator, here is how it works:

• 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 piece of equipment like Valkyrie or Kapkan, a purple button appears to place it.
• Place on the map — Click 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 standard search bar. Start typing the name and press Enter to confirm.
• Quick filters based on specialties to easily find the role you need.
• 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.

Three statuses are available: Present, Undecided or Absent. The visual shows you your group status directly and lets you confirm whether you have a full squad for a competitive game.

The starting lineup is limited to 5 players. If other members mark themselves as present, they automatically appear on the bench. Ideal for managing rotations.

You need an account and must be logged in to create or join a session.

Every player can create their own group and become its Owner. This role grants full management rights.

Invited players will receive a notification directly in their menu.

Once the team is assembled, you can promote certain members to Administrator to help you manage the group, while the others will keep the role of Member. It is perfectly possible to belong to multiple groups at the same time.