Alan De Smet

This is the first dice roller I've really loved. I've tried a bunch, and all the rest leave me disappointed, inevitably missing some small but important detail. It shows a lot of concern for serving a user at the table. It's got piles of options to handle less common cases elegantly, and a bunch more options that are just fun to play with! Definitely worth a few bucks!

Justin Parry

An amazing series of options to create, customise, or use example dice, coins, or stranger things as randomisers for your games. Very easy to use! Expressions can be entered to allow many of the common TTRPG resolution mechanics (such as roll and extra die and ignore the lowest result). Delighted with this purchase

A Google user

The most comprehensive dice rolling program you'll find. Custom dice with hundreds of configurations, full colour options, symbol and text support and a clear system for saving custom rolls and dice to memory. Somewhat cluttered interface, but serviceable and doesn't get in the way when you need to roll dice at the table and configurable graphics settings to support multiple devices and battery needs. Worth every penny.

A Google user

The most robust die roller I've used and definitely going to keep using going forward. I got to make my dream dice set and there's limitless customization it's amazing. My only complaint is that the UI is a little tricky to navigate and to figure out how to perform certain actions take bit takes getting used to. Would love easy options to create d% die and to copy dice customization across a whole bag of dice (if that doesn't already exist!)

Holly Boson

A total labour of love, filled with personality. The extra customisation options might seem superfluous but they are pleasurable and thoughtful, allowing you to make useful dice for games or just throw hundreds of glowing hot pink pugs all over the place. Mild nitpicks - no option to move dice without rolling them (useful for certain games or considering results). Also, you can't turn dice manually (useful for cheating). Still, a robust, loveable app made by someone who gets dice.