A physics-based 3D dice roller that runs entirely in the browser — tap to roll, flick to throw
Dice Roller is a physics-based 3D dice roller that runs entirely in your browser: tap to roll, or drag and flick to throw the dice with real simulated physics. You watch the faces tumble and land — what you get is what the physics gives, with no hidden RNG reveal.
The settings panel shows the craft: dice count, d4 through d20 types, colors, result chips, motion trails, phone-tilt control, and sound — all in a polished dark UI, hosted free on GitHub Pages with zero ads.
Maker swid posted it on Show HN on September 29 with disarming honesty: “Yes it is a vibe-coded static site, but I'll share it anyway since people have liked it” — adding that he built it because he couldn't find a good free dice app that wasn't covered in ads.
Small, honest, and genuinely fun — the kind of single-purpose tool the web used to be full of.
curated by the VibeFix editors