“Can everybody do Friday?”
Six people answer. Three answer a different question. Someone reacts 👍 to a message from Tuesday.
TABLETOP SCHEDULING WITHOUT THE SIDE QUEST
Slay the calendar beast.
Save the battles for the tabletop.
Share your availability, see when the GM and enough players overlap, and lock in a Dice Day without another 47-message group chat.
Scheduling shouldn’t be the hardest encounter.
“What about next Saturday?”
Scroll back 84 messages. Discover someone said “probably.”
“Is the shared calendar up to date?”
Everyone gains three levels of exhaustion.
DiceDaze gives the whole group one place to answer one question: When can we actually play?
Three steps. No initiative roll required.
- 01
Create your games
Pick the days your groups normally play, invite your players, and set the minimum number you need at the table.
- 02
Everyone marks availability
Players choose Available, Limited, or Unavailable. Limited availability can be narrowed to morning, afternoon, or evening.
- 03
Lock in a “Dice Day”
When a GM and enough players overlap, DiceDaze shows you the opening. Pick the time and lock it in. Game night is now a Dice Day.
Built around how tabletop groups actually work.
Because the whole group can't always make it
Tell DiceDaze how many players you need. A date can qualify even when someone can’t make it.
Support for multiple GMs
In groups where multiple people run games, you can designate multiple GMs for your game. Additional GMs count as players.
In-person and online availability
Keep separate availability for getting around a physical table and getting together online.
Lock it when you find it
Once the group settles on a time, mark it as a Dice Day and let everyone know.
See the whole party at a glance.
A real-time, color-coded calendar interface shows GM and player availability.
When it’s decided, everybody knows.
Lock in a day to play and automatically notify your group.
