Pipkettle: Generatore di dadi

Pipkettle is a dice roller for tabletop RPG and board game nights. Roll 3D dice, flip a coin, spin the wheel, split into teams, deal cards and keep turn order, all in one app, with every result readable and written to a journal. Ivory 3D dice land on a plum velvet tray, and the result sits right on the dice.

A dice roller you can read at a glance
Open the dice case and tap the dice you want: d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, d100 and dF (−/0/+) in one mixed hand. Set a bonus with the stepper or the number pad, hold a die you like, reroll just one, or roll a d20 with Advantage or Disadvantage. The total appears on the dice, and one tap shows in plain words which dice counted, which were dropped and where the bonus went. Experienced players can write a formula such as 4d6kh3, 2d20kh1+5 or exploding dice. A secure random generator with equal chances picks each face; the physics only shows the throw. Choose instant, short or full motion. Your last rolls wait under the tray, so repeating d20 +7 with Advantage takes one tap.

Saved rolls and a screen for the game master
As an RPG dice roller it keeps up to 200 saved rolls and macros. Attack and damage run with one tap and land in the journal as linked lines. Hidden rolls let the game master cover a result and reveal it only when they choose, so the session keeps moving.

Coin flip, spin the wheel, teams and cards
Coin flip with your own labels and best-of-3 or best-of-5 series. Spin the wheel with up to 200 entries and weights as a random name picker, or use the no-repeat round so everyone is picked once. The random team generator splits players into N teams or groups of N, with captains and pairs who stay apart. A 52-card deck shows what is left and what is discarded, deals to 2-20 hands and lets you undo a deal.

Initiative and the table
The initiative tracker rolls for everyone, resolves ties with a visible roll-off and remembers whose turn it is and which round. The screen stays awake while you play, and the result can be turned to face the player across the table. The journal keeps up to 10,000 rolls with CSV export, and one file backs up and restores everything.

Offline e privato
No account, no ads and no tracking in this version, and the app does not use the internet. Saved rolls, rosters and decks stay on your phone. Today the app is free to use.

For everyone at the table
Dark theme, large text and TalkBack support, 16 languages, and numbers formatted for your region.