Interesting use case! I’m also developing a dice roller, although mine is focused more on mobile/tabletop use. Custom dice were one of the features I really wanted to support because different RPG systems can get pretty creative with their mechanics.
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I can definitely relate to this! I actually ran into a similar situation and ended up developing a free mobile dice roller for Android and iOS called Rolld Virtual Dice.
It’s mainly meant for situations where you don’t have your physical dice around, or simply don’t have enough space for them. It also supports custom dice and multiple rolls.
I’m not trying to replace tools like Discord dice rollers... it’s more of a mobile companion for tabletop sessions. If anyone is interested, I’d be happy to share it!
Hi everyone! 👋
I’m Teddy, but people call me Dreel, and I’m also part of the team behind Drakkarti, an independent studio from Brazil developing RollD.
I just wanted to stop by, say hello, and thank everyone who has been checking out RollD and sharing feedback!
We’ve recently released another update, adding support for 18 languages, along with several other improvements and new features inspired by feedback from the community.
One of the things we really value is hearing how people actually use the app in their games, so if you have any suggestions, feature requests, or ideas for improvements, they’re always very welcome. We’re constantly looking for ways to make RollD more useful for both TTRPG and board game players.
Thanks for giving RollD a try, and happy rolling! 🎲