DeyesFree vs Rulecraft

DeyesFree is a dice roller built to be used without looking at it. Roll the dice and a real recorded human voice speaks every die and the total — or turn the voice off and feel the answer. Designed from day one for players who are blind or have low vision, and just as handy for anyone who wants to keep their eyes on the game instead of a screen. ROLL ANYTHING • 1 to 100 dice with any number of sides — 3d6+2, 1d20, 2d100, whatever your game calls for • Mix dice in one roll: 1d20+2d6+3, each group with its own rule • Or type it: 2d20kh1+3, 5d10≥7, 4d6dl1×6, with a plain-language preview as you go • Fate dice, d6d6, and coin flips that speak heads and tails • Rules built in: advantage, keep or drop, success pools, exploding and penetrating dice, rerolls, floors and caps, risk dice, duality dice, and more • Set a target and hear the verdict — hit, miss, or a partial success, with criticals on any die at any range • A rules reference explains every rule, with an example you can roll HEAR EVERY ROLL • Fifteen professionally recorded human voices in nine languages, at any speed from 0.5× to 2.5× • Short, distinct sounds identify each tabletop rule • Choose what a roll says by itself: the total, every die, or both • Dice rattle across the table as you roll, with optional tavern ambiance OR FEEL IT INSTEAD • Results can be spoken, felt, or both. • A haptic tally taps the answer on your phone: a long buzz for every five, a short tap for every one, so a 17 is three buzzes and two taps • Read your dice in a loud bar, a quiet library, or under the table — nothing spoken, nothing to look at DICE BAGS • A separate bag for every game: presets, tables, counters, history, and settings in each • More than forty ready-made bags, shelved by genre — pick your system, the presets are set up • Roll tables: the number is spoken, the outcome appears on screen • Deck tables deal without replacement, like cards off the top — including a 54-card action deck • Counters for hit points, ammo, or initiative — every change is spoken • Preset groups: roll the attack, then the damage if it hit, in one tap • Effect dice: switch on Bless and 1d4 rides your checks — any dice, any sides, plus or minus • Share a bag with your party as a file, and mark tables private so players can't read them PLAY LIKE A PRO • Mark the dice you want to keep and reroll the rest — or just shake your phone • Roll history names your rolls and brings any back with a tap • Share any roll as text, ready to paste into your group chat • Made for iPhone and iPad, in any orientation JUST ASK SIRI • "Hey Siri, roll two dice with DeyesFree" — they roll and speak in the recorded voice, without even opening the app • Say any roll — "roll 3d6", "roll with advantage", "flip a coin" — or a preset by name BUILT FOR ACCESSIBILITY • Full VoiceOver support • Braille mode: every result flashes on your braille display instead of speaking • Magic Tap (two-finger double tap) rerolls from anywhere • Hardware keyboard control: roll, mark, sort, and step through dice without touching the screen ON APPLE WATCH • Tap the screen or shake your wrist to roll • Swipe to change the dice, turn the Digital Crown to pick a preset • Add the complication to your watch face — one tap rolls and speaks it • Presets, voice, and speed sync automatically from your iPhone • Speaks entirely on its own — no VoiceOver required

Rulecraft is the companion for game night. It answers rules questions about the game on your table, counts everyone's life, picks who goes first, plays music that fits the game and keeps a record of every play. Ask in your own words: the phase nobody remembers, the card that seems to break the game, how scoring actually works at the end. Rulecraft finds the rulebook, reads it, and answers with the sources it used, so you can check the answer instead of taking its word for it. RULES, ANSWERED • Ask anything about a game's rules, setup or scoring and get a straight answer • See the rulebooks and pages every answer came from • Come back to any question you've asked: your history keeps the whole answer • Rulecraft tells you when it found nothing, when the rules only cover part of your question, and when the sources disagree. It never invents a ruling to fill the gap. AT THE TABLE • A counter for the whole table: keep everyone's life on one phone, or open a room so each player counts on their own • Who goes first? Everyone puts a finger on the screen and Rulecraft picks one • Every game gets its own soundtrack, with ambience layered underneath EVERY PLAY, ON RECORD • Log what you played, who won and how long it took. Your game nights stay here, day by day • Keep the games you own in your collection, one tap away when an argument starts • Link your BoardGameGeek account to sync your collection and your plays both ways DISCOVER • Search the board game catalogue and see what everyone is playing in the daily ranking • Game pages with community photos, complexity, ratings and descriptions in your language MADE FOR IPHONE DUO Open your iPhone Duo and Rulecraft opens with it: game pages, your play log and the music player spread across both halves, and the life counter keeps every player's panel clear of the fold. RULECRAFT PRO Rulecraft is free to use, with a set number of questions each week. Rulecraft Pro removes that limit and adds: • Unlimited questions • Voice mode: ask out loud and hear the answer • Music that keeps playing when you leave the app or lock your phone • Music moods, to choose how the music sounds • No ads • Alternate app icons • Early access to new features Rulecraft Pro is an auto-renewing subscription, billed monthly or yearly. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. It renews automatically unless you turn off auto-renew at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and you can manage or cancel it from your Apple Account settings. Privacy Policy: https://rulecraft.app/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Rulecraft is an independent app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any board game publisher or by BoardGameGeek. Game names and rulebooks belong to their respective owners.