Put everyone's fingers on the screen to instantly pick who starts, generate balanced teams, or choose turn order.
Roll D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20 and D100 with realistic physics and roll history.
Multiplayer life and victory point counter designed for players seated around the table.
Animated hourglass with real-time sand physics, tabletop presets (30s, 1m, 2m, 3m, 5m), sound cues, and turn management.
Open custom dice rollers and score/life trackers configured specifically for each board game and TCG.
The four tools solve different problems at the same table. All of them open straight in the browser, work on a phone and require no signup or install.
Start here. Before the first round someone has to go first, and in many games that decision carries real weight. The selector works by touch: each player puts a finger on the screen, holds for a moment, and the result comes out with no argument. It also splits the group into two, three or four balanced teams and sets a full turn order, which solves games with sequential phases.
Use it when dice are missing, when the themed dice stayed in the box, or when the table is too crowded to roll without knocking pieces over. Beyond the full polyhedral set from D4 to D100, it carries the specific dice for Zombicide, Imperial Assault, Nemesis, Cthulhu: Death May Die and Mansions of Madness, with each game symbols and automatic tallying.
Use it in any game with a score that moves constantly: TCGs, duel games and eurogames with end-game scoring. It holds life, points and auxiliary counters for up to twelve players, with ready presets for Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Pokémon TCG, Lorcana, One Piece, Star Wars: Unlimited, King of Tokyo, Catan and Star Realms.
Use it when pace is the problem. In party games the clock is part of the rules; in heavy eurogames an agreed turn limit heads off analysis paralysis. The sand timer has animated sand and a sound alert, and the chess clock mode alternates between two players with per-move increment.
Yes, all four are free and open straight in the browser. No account, no app install and no ad wall to get through.
Yes. All of them were designed for the phone first, since that is the device that ends up on the table. The dice roller supports shaking the phone to roll, and the life counter has a face-to-face duel mode so two players can read from opposite sides.
You need a connection to load the page. Once loaded, the tool runs on the device and does not round-trip to the server on every roll or tap.
The roller uses a three-dimensional physics simulation with gravity, friction and collision. The result comes from the face pointing up when the die settles, the same way a physical die works.
Yes. The dice roller and the life counter have dedicated pages with the values and symbols of each game already configured, listed in the per-game tools section of this page.
