I’m building TableTop BRAMA — a platform for tabletop role-playing games, for players, game masters, authors, communities, clubs and publishers.
The goal is to bring the whole process into one platform: finding people, organising games, creating characters, running campaigns, reading and discussing materials, and publishing your own work.
BRAMA is still in development. Here’s what I’m bringing together on the platform:
• Feed and news. Posts from players, creators and communities, with reactions, comments and replies. A separate news section for releases, projects and community updates.
• Profiles and personal workspace. Your public page, interests, posts and roles as a player, GM or author. A personal workspace for your games, schedule, characters and materials, alongside account settings and preferences.
• Messages. Direct conversations and campaign discussions, so arrangements and questions can stay alongside the games they belong to.
• Finding and creating games. Browse announcements from different GMs and communities, filter by language and date, or prepare your own listing. Set the system, edition, format, time zone, schedule, seats, experience level, safety expectations and accessibility needs. Add application questions and preview the announcement before publishing.
• Campaigns and schedules. Keep an ongoing group organised with invitations, session plans, proposed dates, attendance responses and reserve lists.
• Characters. Step-by-step creation, character sheets and PDF export. System-specific workflows cover D&D, Pathfinder, Cyberpunk RED, Blades in the Dark, Fate, Cairn and BRP. The steps and available options depend on the system.
• Reference. Search and read rules within the platform. D&D sections include classes, subclasses, species, backgrounds, feats, equipment, spells, the bestiary and glossary. Coverage varies between systems and includes open rules, selected entries and links to official sources.
• Library and readers. Bookshelves, character collections, PDF and text readers. Personal-library books support reading positions and bookmarks, with discussions attached to individual pages.
• Communities. Spaces for groups of players and creators, with their own profiles, publications, activities and services.
• Club OS. A workspace for running a gaming club: schedules, daily tasks, membership applications, people and roles.
• Original systems and the market. A place for authors’ systems, adventures, books and other materials. I’m developing the release workflow and market alongside the rest of the platform.
• Workshop and publisher tools. Prepare materials, manage listings and releases, and work on translations. The publishing workflow covers rights, source material, preparation, localisation and review. Book presentation includes typography, covers, spines, paper, binding and a live preview. Parts of this workflow are still being built.
• Safety and support. Reporting, user blocking, tracking your reports, appeals where available, and help with the next steps.
• External services. Connections to an existing Foundry world for game-table access, and to a Telegram bot for reminders, attendance responses and selected questions and replies. These require separate setup.
• Languages. Ukrainian, English, Polish, Czech and Spanish interfaces. Localisation is ongoing.
I’m building BRAMA for people who play, organise, write, translate, publish and run communities — with those activities connected within the same platform.
Tell me which parts you would use, what is missing, and what needs more work.
The screenshots show the platform with fictional demonstration content: people, posts, games, conversations, characters and releases. Some views demonstrate features still being developed; they do not represent an existing active user base.