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Everyone sees the same game

One person runs the session and everybody else joins from their own phone. Life totals, poison, commander damage, energy, dice rolls and coin flips stay in sync on every device, so nobody has to ask what anyone else is on.

Prop a spare iPad in the middle and it becomes a shared display for the whole group. Cards arrange themselves around the table and face the player they belong to — the person across from you reads their own number right way up.

What it does

• Boards built from tilesDrag, stretch and rotate the counters you actually use. Start from a ready-made board or make your own.
• A table displayUp to twelve seats, arranged around the table or in a grid. Ten players get a ring with the middle left open, the way ten people actually sit.
• Rolls everyone can seeRoll on your own board and the result shows up on every device. No more taking somebody's word for it.
• No app? Still playing.Add someone to the table display and it keeps their life for them. If they pick up a phone later, their seat — board, totals and all — moves with them.
• Seats survive dead batteriesA phone that drops out leaves its seat open. The same player picks it back up on any device, exactly as it stood.
• Game NightRecord who won, keep standings across the whole night, and settle the prizes up front so nobody relitigates them at midnight.

What it costs

Joining is free, always: anyone can join a session as a player, or set a device up as a table display for up to four seats, with three starter boards included. Only the person running the night needs the one-time Full Table Unlock — hosting, the Overseer role, saving your boards, Edit & Playtest, every shipped template, and Game Night. One purchase, no subscription, and it's Family Sharing enabled.

What it doesn't do

No ads. No accounts or sign-ups. No analytics, no tracking, no data collection of any kind. Devices find each other over your local Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and the game passes directly between them — there is no server, and nothing leaves your table.

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Need a hand?

Devices not finding each other, or something not behaving? The support page covers the usual culprits, and we answer email within a day or two.