Vanilla Dice
A physics-based dice roller for D&D and Tabletop games
Vanilla Dice launched on January 13, 2026 with 1 votes.
What it does
Vanilla Dice is a beautifully simple dice roller for tabletop games. Built in SwiftUI, it focuses on what most dice apps miss: feel. Every roll is designed with: - Subtle physics and motion - Thoughtful haptics - Clean, distraction-free UX - Zero clutter, zero noise This started as a small side project to obsess over polish, interaction, and details that make an app feel good to use. Would love feedback from designers, developers, and tabletop players 🎲
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Free · In-App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS. Board Developer Vanilla Code Co. Language EN English Size 648.2 KB iPhone, iPad Vanilla Dice is a minimal, physics-based dice roller designed for D&D and tabletop games. Every roll is simulated in real time, with clean vector graphics and realistic haptics that make rolling dice feel natural and satisfying — without clutter, ads, or accounts. Features • Physics-based dice rolling • Clean, minimalist design • Tactile haptic feedback • Beautiful dice and tray skins • Fast, lightweight, and responsive • No ads. No tracking. No accounts. Perfect for D&D, RPGs, board games, and tabletop games when you want reliable dice that…from apps.apple.com
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