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Small helpers. Better game nights.

Less setup.
More game night.

Phone helpers for board game night.

They deal the setup, keep the turn order and remember the rules. You bring the game and the people.

Meet the helpers See how it works

No accounts. No ads. Just a good night around the table.

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Dice2Roll on a phone: six dice of different shapes in a felt tray, with the total 41 above them.

On the App Store

Dice2Roll

Dice you designed yourself, on a table that behaves like one.

  • Shake the phone, swipe or tap to roll. The dice fall and bump like real ones.
  • Six shapes, from D4 to D20. The app adds up the total.
  • Rolling is free. One purchase of €2.99 unlocks the rest.
Get Dice2Roll on the App Store
Flip 7 on a phone: the Hit or Stay helper shows a 27% bust chance, with the number cards 2, 5, 9 and 12 selected.

On the App Store

Flip 7

Keep the cards on the table. Leave the maths to your phone.

  • Tap cards to count points, modifiers, doubles and the Flip 7 bonus.
  • Scan classic Flip 7 cards, or enter scores by hand.
  • Save rounds, standings and past games on your device.
  • Check your bust chance with the classic Hit or Stay helper.
Phones
One for the table
Works on
iPhone & iPad
Connection
Works offline
Get Flip 7 on the App Store

You need the physical Flip 7 cards to play.

Less admin. More adventure.

Next: one phone each. One table. No paper.

  1. One phone starts a room

    Enter a name and tap New game. That phone is the host.

  2. The others join with four letters

    The host phone shows a room code. Each player types it on their own phone.

  3. Play

    The helper deals, counts and shows whose turn it is. Each phone shows only what its player is allowed to see.

No account
A name for the evening is all you enter.
No ads
Nothing gets between you and the game.
No data collected
The helpers do not track you. There is nothing to sell.
Made for one room
Everyone sits together. The phones stay on the table.

In testing

Three more helpers are face down on the table.

Each one is for a board game that you can buy in a shop today. We turn them over one at a time.

  • They deal the setup, so nobody sorts cards and tiles.
  • They keep the turn order and count what the rules tell you to count.
  • They show each player only what that player is allowed to see.
Ask for a note at launch

Opens an email to us. We answer once, on the day the next helper is out.