More play, less pause.

Board games are meant to be played. To bring people together.
But too often, they gather dust on the shelf. Long rulebooks, complicated setups, and confusing gameplay create barriers that stop players from diving in.

Even when a game makes it to the table, the flow is often interrupted by rule lookups, disputes over mechanics, or struggles to keep track of scoring.

The result? Frustration, wasted time, and games that are played once and forgotten.

Who's with me?