The pilot

Bring your weekly table.

We compile your system with you, watch one real session, and keep what breaks trust as a test. That is how the engine gets better — and why the pilot is free.

Ask for a pilot Play a shipped ruleset

Plate ii · the table, from above

What you get

We compile your system with you
One of us sits in on a real session
What breaks trust is fixed and pinned, same day
It costs nothing, and pilot tables stay free

What we ask

One real table that meets
A system we have not compiled, or a house-ruled one
Thirty minutes after the session to tell us what was wrong
Your rulings, kept as the corpus that keeps the engine honest

Ask for a pilot

Your name Email The system you run Table size

What would break trust first? One reply, from the person who builds it. Not a mailing list.

Who it is for GMs of the systems no VTT will ever automate. Indie systems, homebrew, house-ruled 5e. If your table plays on a whiteboard because nobody wrote the module, you are first in line. We read it, reply within a few days, and if your table fits, we book the compile session together. Nothing is automated on this side — that is rather the point.