Rollune
Choose Foundry VTT for deep, modular online (or projected) play with automation and full control over hosting. Choose Rollune when you want zero setup: dice, characters, presets and sound on a phone, offline.
At a glance
| Rollune | Foundry VTT | |
|---|---|---|
| Main job | In-person companion app | Self-hosted virtual tabletop |
| Setup | Install and play | License + hosting + systems/modules |
| Dice roller | Yes: tap-first, keep/drop modes, presets | Yes: chat and sheet rolls, automation |
| Character sheets | Lightweight, linked to dice | Deep, via game system packages |
| Audio | Soundboard: ambience, music, effects | Playlists and ambient sound on scenes |
| Mobile | Native iOS & Android | Browser client |
| Offline | Yes | Local hosting possible |
| Price model | Free; optional Premium | One-time license for the GM |
Checked September 2026 from each product's public pages. Details may change.
Where Foundry shines
Foundry is a favorite for GMs who love control: a one-time license, your own hosting, rich automation, hundreds of community modules and official system implementations. For long online campaigns, or for a TV-on-the-table setup, it can do almost anything.
Where Rollune shines
Rollune asks for nothing before you play: no license server, no host, no modules. You open it and roll. It's designed for touch, with big targets you can hit one-handed and text readable across the table.
Because it's a phone app, every player can have their own copy, with dice, characters, presets and sound on one screen. Foundry is usually the GM's machine; Rollune is in everyone's pocket, and it works offline by default.
Choose Rollune if…
- You play in person and want instant tools.
- You don't want to host or configure anything.
- Every player should have dice and a sheet on their phone.
Choose Foundry VTT if…
- You run online campaigns with maps and automation.
- You enjoy configuring modules and systems.
- You prefer a one-time purchase and self-hosting.
