How it works
1. Make the deal
Type the roles, one per line — or hit a preset and it writes a standard setup for your player count. Duplicates are normal: a ten-player Werewolf game is mostly a stack of Villagers. Anything you can type is a role, so it works for any hidden-role game, not just the famous ones.
2. Share one link
You get a share link for the group chat and an organiser link for you. Everyone opens the same share link — no app to install, no accounts, works on whatever phone is already in their hand.
3. Each player takes a role privately
A player types their name, taps deal me in, and lands on a private page showing only their role. The draw is random and atomic — two people tapping at once can't get the same slot, and nobody can see anyone else's page.
FAQ
Can players see each other's roles?
No. Each player gets their own private page at a secret link, and the shared link never shows a role to anyone. The only way to leak your role is the time-honoured one: waving your screen around.
Can the organiser play too?
Yes — that's the point of dealing at random. The organiser page lists who's joined but hides the roles, so you can join from the share link like everyone else. There's a reveal-all link for after the game, clearly labelled as the spoiler it is.
What if two people have the same name?
Names must be unique within a game, so the second Sam gets asked to add a surname initial. Better than two people arguing over one Seer.
Can I re-deal?
The organiser can reset a single player (their role goes back in the pool) or re-deal everything — that clears every player and every private link, and the group joins again from scratch with a fresh shuffle.
Is it actually free?
Yes. No account, no trial, no card. It's a small tool, not a platform.