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Yes. Joining a table, rolling dice, and playing games with friends is free forever — no download, no credit card. Building and publishing your own games is free too. Paid plans add extras like private and friends-only tables, a monthly chip grant and a faster chip earn rate; you never need one to sit down and play.

For now, yes — everyone at the table needs a free account, but there's nothing to download or install on any device. We're working on guest seats so invited players can join from a link without signing up.

No. DiceyTable runs entirely in your web browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebook, tablets and phones. Sign in with a free account and you're at the table — nothing to install.

DiceyTable is new. Most games right now are played with friends from a shared link rather than in public rooms, and the public catalogue and live tables are growing. Bring your group and you'll never wait for a match.

You can bring the physical side of the table: 3D dice, cards, tokens, miniatures, boards and private hands only you can see. DiceyTable doesn't have character sheets, fog of war or an initiative tracker, so it works best alongside the sheet tool your group already uses.

No. Decks, boards, tokens, dice, zones and snap points are all built visually in the editor. Custom rules with TypeScript scripting are available if you want them, but they're entirely optional.

Board games, card games, tabletop RPGs, wargames and TCGs. Load a community-made game in one click, or build your own with the editor. If it uses dice, cards, tokens, tiles or miniatures, it works on the table.

Invite your whole group. Tables support real-time multiplayer over a direct peer-to-peer connection, so movement and dice stay smooth even with friends spread across the world.

Absolutely. The in-browser editor lets you import 3D models, build decks and boards, script custom rules, and publish straight to your own GitHub repo. Sign up to save your projects and share them with the community.

DiceyTable is built by Matt Larson, a software developer in Northern Minnesota, as a passion project — an attempt to bring together the features he always wanted from a virtual tabletop into one platform. You can read the whole story on the about page.

Yes — DiceyTable is a cross-platform web app you can even install to your home screen as a PWA. Play on your phone or tablet with the same tables and account you use on desktop.