Independent tools for tabletop creators

Build better.
Test smarter.

Turn a rulebook into actionable playtest intelligence, then see where your game fits in the market. Two focused AI tools. No sprawling platform. No learning curve.

  • PDF + TXT
  • Session-private history
  • Exportable reports

The workbench

One rulebook.
Two useful directions.

Start with the question you need answered today. Each tool opens in its own focused workspace.

01LIVE TOOL

AI PLAYTEST LAB

Stress-test the game.

Run simulated play sessions against your written rules to surface ambiguity, balance risks, pacing problems, and edge cases before the next physical test.

  • Configurable tests, players, and strategies
  • Rules clarity and gameplay diagnostics
  • Markdown and JSON report exports
Launch Playtest Lab
02LIVE TOOL

MARKET ANALYZER

Read the landscape.

Translate your rules into a market profile, discover comparable games, and assess current marketplace supply and asking-price evidence.

  • Transparent weighted similarity scoring
  • Comparable-title and positioning analysis
  • Evidence labels and confidence scoring
Launch Market Analyzer

Field guide

From draft to decision
in four moves.

  1. 01

    Prepare the rulebook

    Export a readable PDF or plain-text file under 20 MB. Include setup, turn order, legal actions, scoring, and end conditions for stronger results.

  2. 02

    Choose the question

    Use Playtest Lab for gameplay quality and rules behavior. Use Market Analyzer for comparables, positioning, and marketplace evidence.

  3. 03

    Tune the run

    Select the available test settings. Start small while refining a draft; increase the run only when the rules are stable enough to justify it.

  4. 04

    Validate the findings

    Treat every result as a research lead. Confirm important conclusions with human playtests, publisher research, and current marketplace checks.

What it helps answer

Questions worth asking
before manufacture.

Where do players get stuck?

Does one strategy dominate?

What games feel most comparable?

Is the rules language complete?

How crowded is the category?

What should the next human test prove?

Designed for working drafts

Your history belongs to this session.

Each tool creates a private, temporary browser session. Its history is filtered by a random session key and is not shared with other visitors. Reloading or leaving creates a new session, so previous history will no longer appear.

Keep exported reports you need. This is practical session isolation, not an account vault; avoid uploading material you are not authorized to process.

Table Top Labs / Bad Wizard Games

Put the draft on the table.

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