Your table's lobby: players scan the QR code and their characters appear here.
Once you sign in you get a permanent QR code and table code. Players scan it with a phone and their characters show up here, with AC, HP and initiative.
The table is tied to your account, so the QR code always points to you. Sign in to open it.
Join the table
Table code· · · · · ·
Players scan the QR with their camera, or type the 6-char code in the player dashboard (the “No table” chip). Both are permanent, so print them or keep them on screen.
Unlocked: anyone with the QR or code can sit down.
Session
Nobody is at the table yet, so a handout has nobody to go to.
Players at the table
Waiting for players… scan the QR to join.
Blocked players
You see what each player tracks digitally, nothing more. A player tracking only AC shows “–” elsewhere. Data is read-only: players own their characters.
D&D Virtual Table
Turn any room into a connected D&D table. Open your virtual table, show the QR code, and your players scan it with their phones. Their characters appear in your lobby straight away, with the AC, HP and stats each of them actually tracks. No app to install and nothing for players to sign up for: they scan or type the six-character table code and they're in. The QR and the code are permanent, so you can print them once and reuse them every session. Shared dice, a live player list and read-only character data keep everyone on the same page while you run the game.
Key features
Players scan a QR code (or type a 6-character code) and characters appear instantly
Live lobby showing each player's AC, HP and tracked stats, read-only
Permanent QR and table code: print it once, use it every session
Free, players need no account, works on any phone or tablet
FAQ
How do players join the table?
They scan the QR code with their phone camera, or type the 6-character table code into the player dashboard. Both are permanent, so you can print the QR or just leave it on screen.
What can the DM see about each character?
Only what that player tracks digitally. A player who tracks just AC shows a dash everywhere else. The data is read-only: players own their characters.
Do I need an account?
The DM signs in, because the table and its QR code are tied to your account. Players don't need an account to join and roll.
Part of TableMimic, a connected toolkit for running tabletop RPG campaigns: DM tools, player dashboards and a display for the physical table.