Every part of your game sits in one project and draws on the same data, so a change in one place shows up everywhere.
Build a template with text, images, icons and shapes, measured in real millimetres, and link the parts that change to columns in your data. Shared text styles and icons keep the cards, tokens and board looking like they belong together.
Data mode is a grid where each row is a card. Rules, written as plain sentences, change how a card looks, and card types that need their own layout get one.
Preview shows every card at once. The Problems panel works like a spellcheck for your game: it flags text that overflows, keywords you never defined and resources there’s no way to gain.
The playtest table deals your actual cards, so you can see how they read and how a turn plays out. It’s a free solo table for trying things out.
See each sheet before you print it, and how many pages it’ll take. A board too big for the paper is split across sheets, with a map showing how they fit back together.
Go from an idea to a brief, a spec, cards, a rulebook and art, one step at a time. You see each result before it’s applied, and one undo reverses it.
All of this is free. Only AI credits and extra cloud space cost money.
Free forever. No credit card needed.
