Date polls
Put up a few evenings and say how many players you need. Everyone answers per evening, and the best one becomes a session in one tap.
Finding an evening is the hardest roll in the game. Put up a few dates, let everyone tap when they can, and turn the best one into a session. RSVPs, reminders and a calendar feed do the rest.
Free for the whole table · no credit card · in the browser and on iPhone and Android
Put up a few evenings and say how many players you need. Everyone answers per evening, and the best one becomes a session in one tap.
I’m in, maybe or can’t make it, straight from the mail or the app. The overview shows who hasn’t answered yet.
Everyone gets a reminder in the days before the session, and can answer from the mail without signing in.
Subscribe once in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook. Every session lands in your own agenda and moves when the session moves.
Send the next session to WhatsApp or Discord as a tidy card with the date, who’s coming and, afterwards, the recap.
Afterwards the session holds its recap, what was first written down that evening and what came into the stash.
Pick a few dates and the fewest players you’ll play with. The party gets a mail and answers per evening.
The best evening is marked. One tap makes it the session, and everyone’s answer becomes their RSVP.
Reminders go out before, the session sits in every calendar, and the recap attaches itself afterwards.
Start a campaign, put up a date poll and send the link to the party.
Record the session at the table and get a recap with every name spelled right. Then ask your notes anything.
Read more →Every name you write becomes a link and every note shows who mentions it: a campaign wiki that writes itself.
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