Cards, tokens, boards, boxes and a rulebook, all made from the same data and all ready for the printer.
Build a template with text, images, icons and shapes, measured in real millimetres. Link anything that changes to a column. Text styles, inline icons and variables keep a whole game looking like one game.
Data mode is a spreadsheet that knows about your cards. Rules change how a card looks in plain sentences, and variants handle the types that need their own layout.
Preview shows every card at once. The Problems panel works like a linter for your game: text that overflows, keywords no one defined, resources with no way to gain them.
The playtest table deals your real cards so you can check how they read and how a turn flows. It’s a solo table for trying things, and it’s free.
The preview shows the sheet before you commit to it, and the summary tells you how many you’ll print. Boards too big for the page are split across sheets with a map.
Go from an idea to a brief, a spec, cards, a rulebook and art, one step at a time. Each result is a preview. Accepting it takes a snapshot and counts as one undo.
Everything above except AI credits and extra cloud space is free.
Free forever. No card needed.
