Book tabletop sessions without turning the site into a social network.

Roll for Table is built for hosts who want a clean page to link, players who want a fast way to claim a seat, and private venues that should stay private until the booking is confirmed.

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How the flow works

The booking model stays tight, explicit, and privacy-aware.

1. Publish a session

Hosts create single-session listings with either instant or manual approval, public or unlisted visibility, and a clear refund policy.

2. Vet or confirm seats

Public venues can move fast. Private venues and curated tables can require an application note and host approval first.

3. Unlock private details

Exact addresses, virtual links, and confirmed-only contact methods stay hidden until the booking reaches confirmed.

Host pages

Share a stable profile link like `/h/[slug]`.

Upcoming sessions, archived sessions, structured contact methods, and unlisted mode when a host only wants to share direct links.

Purpose-built booking

Fast for public games. Controlled for private ones.

Hard seat caps, waitlists, optional auto-promotion, and Stripe readiness checks before paid sessions can publish.

Security boundaries

Privacy is a system concern, not just a UI concern.

RLS, separate private-detail storage, verified-email auth, and server-side access control for anything sensitive.