Everything game night needs, except the game.

Roll one die or thirty, with anywhere from 2 to 100 sides, on a green-felt tray with a walnut rail. Tap a die to hold it out of the next roll, Yahtzee-style; shake the phone or press Roll to throw the rest. Seven pip sizes, from Tiny to Comically Large.

Everyone gets a bank of time. Tap a player to start their clock and pause everyone else's; an alarm sounds when someone runs out. The timer measures real elapsed time, so it never drifts — even if the app is interrupted.

Round-by-round scores on a ruled paper scorepad with running totals and a crown on the leader. Charts show everyone's cumulative totals or one player's round-by-round swings. Shake to shuffle turn order when nobody can agree who goes first.

Mirror to an Apple TV — or plug into any screen — and instead of a copy of your phone, the big screen shows a live scoreboard: totals, last-round points, and the crown, in your theme, updating as you enter rounds. Your phone stays the controller.

Seven built-in looks, from the warm lamplit default to a dim-room night mode and a high-contrast accessible theme. Every theme ships in light and dark, every combination is contrast-checked against WCAG AA, and player colors are tuned to stay distinguishable for common forms of color blindness.

Search for the board game you're playing — Wingspan, Catan, Gloomhaven — and the whole app re-colors itself with a palette inspired by that game's look. Themes you use are cached on the device, so they keep working with no network. Purely cosmetic: no feature ever depends on a theme or a connection.

Game themes are independent color palettes named descriptively ("Feathered Meadow", "Harvest Isle"). Game Toolkit is not affiliated with or endorsed by any board-game publisher; game names appear only so search can find the right palette.

Players and scores are shared by the timer and the scorecard, and sync between your iPhone, iPad, and Mac through iCloud. Start scoring on the phone, keep going on the iPad.

Native on iPhone and iPad, a real sandboxed app on the Mac, and on Apple Vision Pro as a Designed-for-iPad app. Shake gestures have button equivalents everywhere a device can't shake. Dynamic Type, VoiceOver labels on every die, and Reduce Motion are respected throughout.