Tabletop Squire

Tabletop Squire is a simple, poweful, easy (and fun!) to use application that provides a set of generic and game-specific tools for tabletop gaming. You can use your Android device to keep track of many informations, leaving you free to focus on your game and your strategy!

Tabletop Squire is optimized for all tablets sizes, allowing you to use any device you have with you at the table. Either leave your 10-incher on the table during your Munchkin game so all players can see their levels or use your smartphone for that quick Magic the Gathering game.

More modes will countinuosly be added to Tabletop Squire, allowing you to use the same app for an increasing amount of games.

Currently, the following modes are avaliable:

Level/Point Tracker
A very straightforward tool which can be used in almost any game you could possible imagine. It can keep track of how Munchkin you are; your Victory Points in Settlers of Catan; or even your Points in Carcassonne. But you could also, secretly, use it during your Game of Thrones match to keep track of oponents Power Tokens, so you can plan ahead to when that Game of Thrones card shows up.

MTG - Life Count
Though specifically designed for MTG, you can use it for any game where you need to keep track of single values for you and your oponent. Being able to change the value by touching anywhere on the screen instead of clicking on small buttons ensures you lose the smalles amount possible of precious, sweet game time!

MTG - Tokens
Ever used deckboxes, wallets, your little brother, remote controllers or whatever you had at hand for a token? This tool allows you to create an almost infinite number of tokens and manage them easily with simple touches. You can even use a single token to represent many, making it incredibly easy and visual to manage your wannabe creatures.

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Want a new mode or has a suggestion for one the current ones? Send me an e-mail and I'll do the possible to make your idea come true. But please realize that the idea behind Tabletop Squire is to provide tools and not games themselves!

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Permissions explained:
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