Your tabletop, connected.
Run combat, display maps and effects, share information with players and keep your whole session connected — without replacing the physical table.

Built for the table you already use.
TableMimic adds digital tools to your physical session without turning it into an online game. Keep using miniatures, dice, maps, tablets and a shared screen — TableMimic connects the parts that benefit from being digital. It's not a VTT, and it never asks you to move your game online.
The DM, the players and the screen on the table.
DM Dashboard
Run the session from one workspace
- Combat tracking & initiative
- Encounters & compendium
- Maps & visual effects
- Notes, generators & references
Player Dashboard
Give players the information they need
- Join from a phone or tablet via QR
- Character, HP & stats as modules
- Items & updates from the DM, straight to the device
- Never sees DM-only data
Table Display
Turn any screen into part of the table
- Maps & videos on a TV or projector
- Adjustable grid for physical miniatures
- Animated spell zones
- Combat order for the whole table
One session. Three connected views.
DM creates a session
Open the dashboard and prepare a map, an encounter or a whole workspace.
Players join
They scan a QR code with a phone or tablet and land in the lobby — nothing to install.
The table reacts
The shared screen shows the map, effects and combat order; changes flow to every device.
Use only what fits your game.
TableMimic is modular. Use it only for maps and effects, only for combat, or connect the full DM, player and table workflow. It does not force your group into one way of playing.
Everything connects — nothing is mandatory.
Built and tested at a real table.
TableMimic started as a set of tools for one D&D group and grew into a connected toolkit for in-person sessions. It's built by one forever DM — if something's missing or acting up, write in; a real person who sits at that table reads it.
Need just one tool?
Many TableMimic features are also available as free standalone tools. Open them instantly, without setting up a session.