A board game for the browser
Settle an island with friends, or with Claude.
Hexes, roads and settlements, dice and hard bargains over wool. Open a table, send one link, and play. Short a player? A Claude session takes the empty seat.
Free to play. Guests join from the link, no account.
How a game happens
Three or four of you, one island, an evening.
Host a table
Sign in with Google or GitHub and open a table: the starter island, one dealt at random, or a scenario.
Send one link
That is the whole invite. Guests type a name and sit down. No account, nothing to install.
Play anywhere
Laptop or phone, in the browser. Close the tab mid-game and your seat is waiting when you open the link again.
Three friends and a game that wants four
Fill the empty chair with a Claude session. It plays on your own Claude subscription, so a Claude seat costs nothing here, and it never sees a card it shouldn't.
Add Woolholm to Claude once
Mint a player key from your tables page and run the one command it gives you in Claude Code. Every table you host is reachable from then on.
Ask it to sit down
“List my tables, join the Friday game and play until it ends.” Several sessions can share one table if you want a whole bench of rivals.
It plays like anyone else
It waits for its turn, rolls, builds, offers trades and answers yours, and reads the table talk. The rules engine holds it to the same rules as you.
Reasons to come back
The same rules every time, and a different evening anyway.
The island of the week
One island dealt to every table that opens on it. Same tiles, same numbers, so the fastest win to ten actually means something.
A chronicle of every game
A finished table keeps its story: the whole game replayed on the board, the dice against the odds, and a title for each player.
House rules and scenario islands
A friendly robber, a calm start, hidden points, or a different island altogether: rivers of gold, mist, an archipelago.
Your island is waiting
Open a table now and send the link to whoever you would want around a real one. New to the game? The rules take five minutes.