Stuff
A few extra tools and side projects from Roasted-Dice, outside the board game tracker itself.
General
Sticky Notes
A drag-and-drop corkboard for freeform notes — stack them, recolor them, wrinkle them up, and keep as many boards as you like. Signed-in only, since your notes are saved to your account.
Flow Chart Maker
A lightweight flowchart canvas — start/end, process, and decision shapes you can connect, label, and rearrange, across as many charts as you need. Signed-in only, since your charts are saved to your account.
Task Manager
An early shell of a simple task tracker — add, check off, and clear items. Admins only while it's still being built out.
Scribble
A freehand drawing canvas — sketch, doodle, and keep as many boards as you like. Signed-in only, since your boards are saved to your account.
Top Hat
Write down words or sentences, drop them in the hat, and pull them back out one at a time, fully mixed up. Signed-in only, since your hat is saved to your account.
Tier List Maker
A drag-and-drop tier list maker — sort items into custom-labeled, recolorable tiers (or leave them unranked), and keep as many lists as you like. Signed-in only, since your lists are saved to your account.
Short Stick
The classic "draw straws" randomizer — set how many sticks and how many are short, then tap one at a time to reveal who's stuck with the short one.
Coin Flipper
A simple heads-or-tails coin flip for settling the small stuff, with a running history of your last few flips.
Dice Roller
A free online dice roller with full notation support — roll anything from 1d6 to 3d6+2 or 2d20kh1, keep a running history, and shake your phone to reroll. No account needed.
Turn Timer
A per-player chess clock for turn-based games — tracks how long each player's turns add up to, so the one who overthinks every move finally has to answer for it.
Bingo Card Generator
Generate a classic numbered bingo card, or fill one with your own custom phrases for a game-night bingo of your own design.
Would You Rather
A deck of would-you-rather questions and icebreakers to get the table talking before (or during) game night.
First Player Picker
Decide who goes first with a genuinely ridiculous criterion — most recent coffee drinker, tallest at the table, last to buy a game — or just pick a random name.