One room. Every screen in sync.
The television holds the shared game state. Phones become personal controls. The board game—and the people around it—stay in the middle.
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Your turn
Add your points, then pass play.
From room code to game night in three moves.
01
Start with the job
Choose scoring, timed rounds, table decisions, or tabletop dice. Every room keeps all the tools within reach.
02
Put it on the TV
Use Google Cast from a compatible browser, or open the room’s Display Link on a laptop, smart-TV browser, or HDMI screen.
03
Let phones join
Players scan the TV’s QR code, choose a name and color, and receive a lightweight controller in their browser.
Choose the display path that fits the room.
Google Cast
Start Cast from a supported desktop or Android browser. The host and TV should begin on the same Wi-Fi network. Chrome on iPhone and iPad cannot start a Web Sender Cast session.
Display Link
Open the room display in a modern browser on a laptop, compatible smart TV, or another computer connected to the television.
Mirroring or HDMI
When Cast is unavailable, mirror a browser tab or connect a laptop by HDMI. Players still use the same QR code and phone controls.
Technical compatibility follows the current Google Cast Web Sender guidance.
If the room does not connect
Check the code
Room codes are 4–12 letters and numbers. Expired or missing rooms now stop before asking players for a name.
Check the network
For Cast, confirm the host and receiver are discoverable on the same Wi-Fi and that guest-network isolation is off.
Use the fallback
Open the Display Link on any connected computer and continue the same room without restarting the game.