TableTop Teachers

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Scott — and for 17 years, I've been a real classroom teacher. Grade 8 Social Studies and Science, in Alberta, Canada. The problem I couldn't unsee: Students ARE engaged — just not by worksheets. 63% of students say they're engaged at school. Their teachers? 45% agree. That 18-point gap isn't a motivation problem. It's a translation problem. Games solved engagement decades ago. So for 10+ years, I ran my classroom like a living campaign: XP for visible effort, Perk Cards students earned and traded, and the unit test reimagined as a Boss Raid the whole class fought together — on the projector. It worked. It won awards (Global Teacher Prize Top 50, Best Gamification Program at the World Gamification Congress). I gave two TEDx talks about it and wrote the two books I wish I'd had on day one. 🛠️ But the bookkeeping nearly killed it Every sticker chart, every XP tally, every boss HP bar was manual. Teachers told me: "I'd quit gamification if I could" — because the admin ate the magic. When Classcraft shut down, my inbox filled up with teachers asking what now? I realized the thing I'd been building for my own classroom was the thing a lot of classrooms were suddenly missing. So I built it. Properly. 🎲 ⚔️ What TableTop Teachers does • Boss Raids & Duels — curriculum review as live, cinematic battles on your projector • Perk Card Studio — students design, earn and trade collectible cards (with holographic sheens, because obviously) • 3D physics dice tray — D4 to D100, real tumbling, real clatter, Nat-20 flares • 7 built-in AI engines — turn your existing worksheets/PDFs into questlines, run daily formative checks, and a Socratic tutor NPC that guides without spoiling • Hero Sheets, guilds, quiet meters, seating plans — 25+ tools total • Personal lockers and notebooks where students keep materials in one safe and consistent spot • 5 switchable themes — High Fantasy to Cyberpunk. Let the class vote; ownership skyrockets 🔒 Two things I refused to compromise on 1. Students never need a personal email. Class codes only. 2. FERPA/COPPA-first. No student PII in AI prompts, no training on your data. I didn't set out to build a startup — I set out to fix my own classroom, with my own students as the design team. 1,000+ of them have shaped these mechanics. Every tool has survived a real Tuesday. 🎁 Today: every new account gets a 14-day free trial of the FULL toolkit. Every tool unlocked. I never want a teacher paying for something they won't use. I'm here all day — AMA about gamification, classroom psychology, why your math class needs a dice tray, or what it's like shipping software while teaching full-time. And if you know a teacher who's fighting the boredom battle right now, send this their way. 🙏 What would YOU have wanted your classroom to feel like?