We’re a small team building tools that bring the physical world of tabletop play into the digital one. Dice Link is our first product — a bridge between the dice on your table and the character sheet on your screen.
Virtual tabletops automate the maths, but clicking a digital button kills the ritual of rolling real dice. Yet, rolling physical maths rocks forces you into tedious manual data entry. You shouldn't have to compromise tactile joy for digital speed.
Dice Link uses computer vision and your existing camera to read your physical rolls instantly. It feeds the raw face value straight to your VTT, which automatically applies your modifiers. Real dice, driving the digital game.
We are finalising our lag-free vision engine and launching on Kickstarter to fund this final stretch. Follow our pre-launch page today to secure early-bird access and help build vital community momentum.
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