Changelog

What's new, release by release.

  1. v0.5

    TTRPGs and campaigns

    • TTRPGs go in your library, along with the books you own for each one.
    • BoardGameGeek search can look for board games, TTRPGs, or both.
    • Libraries have tabs for board games and TTRPGs. Yours has a Wishlist tab too.
    • Campaigns: a run of sessions around one TTRPG or board game. A one-shot is a single TTRPG night with a GM.
    • A session shows which of its players are coming. A one-shot shows who can run it. An open night suggests TTRPGs as well as board games.
    • Night emails carry a calendar invite, and the entry updates when the night moves or is cancelled. Turn them off in Settings, or unsubscribe from the email in one click.
    • Add a night to Google Calendar or Outlook, or download it for any other calendar.
    • Pick a night's date on a month grid that marks the days you're already busy. The start time fills in with the table's usual one.
    • Your time zone comes from your browser. Change it in Settings.
  2. v0.4

    Tables and invites

    • A People page with everyone you share a table with. Invite several of them to a table at once.
    • Invite links come with a QR code, and open on a page that shows whose table it is.
    • A table's library is what its members own. Adding a game from a table puts it in your library and brings you back.
    • Search a library, filter it by player count, and sort it.
    • BoardGameGeek results show cover art. View more loads the next page.
    • Expansions fold away under their game.
    • Reopen a cancelled night, or delete it.
    • Reset your password with a six-digit code we email you.
    • Plainer wording across the app, and shorter emails with a new look.
    • The privacy page describes what the app does today.
  3. v0.3

    A proper front door

    • A landing page that says what Full Table is and how to read the seat glyph.
    • Sign in with a link or a code we email you, with Google, or with a password.
    • Reset a forgotten password by email. Change it any time in Settings.
    • A logo of our own, and the same header and footer on every page. On a phone the header fits on one row.
    • Expansions sit under the game they expand and widen its player count.
    • A game night lists the games that don't fit the table, and why.
    • A group is called a table everywhere you can read it.
    • The changelog is in the footer, signed in or not.
  4. v0.2

    Your games, your library

    • Your own library. Add the games you own once, and every table you're at draws from it.
    • Mark a game as owned or wishlist. Nobody is asked to bring a wishlist game.
    • A "What we can play" page for each table, built from what its members own.
    • Game nights match against what everyone at the table owns.
    • Leaving a table leaves your library alone.
  5. v0.1

    Initial setup

    • The first deploy, with a preview build for every pull request.
    • Our own colors and fonts, and a light and dark theme.
    • A styleguide page, seat glyph included.
    • Layouts built for a phone first.