For game nights. Split into rooms, roll dice together.
Multiple tables running at once on one map. Separate audio per room, so the GM can pull you aside. Screen share your Foundry board or Roll20 — we are not a virtual tabletop, just the table talk.
Start a hangoutFree while it's in early access.
Thursday game night 6 online
What you get
- Multiple rooms on one map
- The party splits up. Each room has its own audio and chat, so the GM can step into the Lounge with one player and the table won't hear it.
- Multiple screen shares
- Share your Foundry board, Roll20 map, Owlbear Rodeo scene, or whatever VTT you bring. Everyone in the room sees it. We are not a virtual tabletop — we are the microphone and table talk around it.
- Hold Space to talk while muted
- While muted, hold the mic button or Space and you're on air until you let go. A quick click unmutes for good. Camera and screen share are there when you want them.
- Server-rolled dice
- Type /roll 2d6+3 in the room chat. The server rolls it and everyone sees the result, so nobody can fudge the outcome.
- Schedule recurring sessions
- Book a repeating game night on a room's schedule.
- Invite by email
- Send a link or an email invite. Your friends type their email, open the link we send, and land in your space.
- Up to 25 people per space
- Free while we are in early access. Enough for a campaign, a pickup game, or two tables at once.
Free while it's in early access
One plan, no tiers. Start a hangout, invite your table, and tell us what breaks; that is what early access is for.
Hangout spaces include up to 25 people per space, multiple rooms with separate audio, screen sharing, room chat and direct messages, server-rolled dice, email invites, and scheduled recurring sessions.
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