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ATTRITIO

Tabletop game management

Run the table.

One platform for every player, every store, and every game.

Find places to play, reserve tables, manage your venue, and use purpose-built tools for the games on the table.

Replace scattered Discord messages, spreadsheets, texts, and sign-up sheets with one organized system.

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Who Attritio is for

Players

Show up ready, with a table waiting.

Find nearby stores and clubs, see what they support, reserve a table, invite your group, and prepare with tools built for the game you play.

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Find an opponent

In development

Post the game, format, point level, play style, and time you want. Let nearby players or store members claim the matchup.

See how it will work
Stores & clubs

Every table, every booking, one console.

Publish your storefront, configure rooms and tables, set reservation rules, manage members, and run the front desk without juggling disconnected tools.

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Before Attritio

  • Discord threads
  • Spreadsheets
  • Paper sign-up sheets
  • Text messages
  • Manual check-ins

With Attritio

  • Public availability
  • Reservations
  • Member management
  • Check-in and no-show tracking
  • One operating console

Chat tools are great for conversation — they are not reservation or venue-management systems.

Play space

Stores, rooms, and tables

A booking and membership platform for the place you play — whatever is being played on the table.

Store DirectoryHelp players discover public game stores and clubs, see operating hours, supported systems, and current availability.
Table ReservationsLet players reserve the right table for the right game, invite their group, and join a waitlist when capacity is full.
Venue ManagementConfigure rooms, tables, operating hours, closures, reservation rules, supported games, and fee policies.
Members & Front DeskManage roles, approvals, attendance, check-ins, no-shows, and a complete operational audit history.

Game systems

Every system on the shelf

Stores choose the systems they support, and each table declares what it can host. Attritio matches reservations to the space, equipment, and format the game requires.

Miniature wargamesExamples: Warhammer 40,000, Age of Sigmar, Kill Team, Bolt Action, Infinity
Tabletop RPGsExamples: Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, Call of Cthulhu, Cyberpunk RED
Card gamesExamples: Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, Lorcana, Flesh and Blood
Board & open gamingExamples: board game nights, painting tables, and anything else you host

System toolkits

Tools built for the game you are actually playing

Booking works across the full game catalog. System-specific toolkits add the rules, lists, validation, and probability tools that only make sense for that game.

Warhammer 40,000

Available now
Codex BrowserBrowse supported factions, units, weapons, abilities, keywords, points, and reference data available in Attritio.
Army List BuilderCreate validated army lists with detachment points, enhancements, warlords, and real-time rules validation.
Unit vs Unit SimCompare an attacking unit against a defender and model the full damage distribution, not just the average.
40K Full War SimSimulate complete battles with automated rules, stratagems, detachment abilities, and statistical outcome modeling.

Next off the workbench

Planned
Dungeons & Dragons and other RPGsCharacter sheets, party rosters, campaign logs, and session prep tied to the table your group booked.
Magic: The Gathering and card gamesDeck lists, format legality checks, draft pods, and pairings for the shop's weekly night.
More miniature wargamesThe same list building and combat modeling 40k gets, brought to one system at a time.

Find the game, not just the table.

In development

See who is playing, post the matchup you want, and connect the game directly to a store reservation. Players need a place, a table, and someone to play — Attritio is building that loop into one workflow.

  1. 1. Store publishes a recurring game night
  2. 2. Players mark attending or looking for an opponent
  3. 3. Open match requests appear for the night
  4. 4. Accepted matchups tie to a reserved table
View on the roadmap

Product roadmap

Clear status labels so you know what you can use today and what is still being built.

Available now

Available now

In development

In development

Planned

Planned

Built for real game nights

Practical foundations for communities that already play — without invented metrics or fake endorsements.

  • Built for stores, clubs, and players
  • Mobile-friendly reservations
  • Role-based venue management
  • Transparent product roadmap
  • No affiliation with game publishers

Bring your game night into one place.

Create a store, publish your tables, and give your community a simpler way to play.

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