Tabletop Streamer

Streaming software for tabletop wargames

Helpful Graphics

Add AR content to your streams or battle reports with a simple drag & drop interface.

Import lists from Battlescribe, add virtual wound counters, aura bubbles, terrain callouts, and more.

Built-in drawing tools make it easy to mark-up the battlefield with tactical annotations, measurements, and even custom emojis.

AR Companion App

Get the best view of the battle with the AR client app, coming soon for iOS and Android.

Join a game session with the desktop app to view and stream the same AR content, then switch views on the fly.

Battlescribe import

Import army lists created in Battlescribe. Supports custom names, starting Command Points, relics, and more.

Automatic recap clips

Take a snapshot after each phase of the game to automatically generate 'before and after' recap clips, highlighting all units that moved, charged, or were destroyed.

Scoreboard

Track primary and secondary mission objectives, including unique codex & mission secondaries.

Customize the look and feel of the scoreboard to match your channel's branding.

Drawing tools and callouts

Draw attention to specific areas, units, and fights with built-in drawing tools.

Provide at-a-glance overviews of objective markers and who controls them. Call out terrain features and more.

Wound trackers and health bars

Quickly visualize the momentum of the battle with integrated wound counters.

View remaining wounds in AR, or in a condensed list view, to easily see how much of each army remains.

Special effects

Add a new layer of immersion with special effects including tracer fire, smoke, and explosions when units are destroyed.

Coming soon: use AR view to place your battles inside immersive backdrops, including ruined cities, Xenos hive fleets, or the marvels of the Warp.

FAQ

Tabletop Streamer will initially support Warhammer 40,000. Because the software imports Battlescribe rosters, there is potential to add support for other games such as Age of Sigmar.

If there is enough demand for other, non-GW games, and those games have list building apps that generate machine-parsable files (XML, JSON, etc.), then support may be considered.

Tabletop Streamer is a simple yet powerful suite of tools for adding broadcast-quality 3D graphics to tabletop games such as Warhammer 40,000.

It works by capturing a video feed of a tabletop wargame, then provides intuitive tools to add annotations, unit markers, score boards, and auto-generated highlight clips on top of the video feed.

Typically, these graphics will be added to an overhead (top down) view of the board, but Tabletop Streamer’s 3D camera calibration tools allow for off-axis and three-quarter camera angles as well.

Tabletop Streamer also has a mobile AR client app that makes for a great second or third camera. The app gives you the ability to have a handheld, moving camera to get the best angles of the battle while still rendering the same 3D graphics as the desktop server.

The mobile app will support iOS and Android, and will be released shortly after the desktop app.

In general: a mid- to high-tier gaming PC.

Basic hardware requirements are a Mac or PC with an external camera input (either a USB webcam, or an internal or external capture card) and a stable internet connection.

Resolution, frame rate, and number of video inputs will be determined by your individual computer hardware specs.

To support multiple 4K@60Hz video sources, you will need an RTX 30 series GPU and minimum 16GB RAM.

We’re a small, two-person team building this tool in our spare time. Despite that, a working alpha version is already being tested, and a closed beta will be announced shortly.

Just an AR app developer and new 40k player who believe battle reports could be even more engaging and easier to follow... if only some simple graphics tools existed... 🤔

Exact pricing is still being determined, but we expect to adopt a "good, better, best" subscription pricing model. The base version will have all the necessary features, but higher tiers will allow deeper brand customization, support more camera inputs, etc.

The mobile app will always be free, as it requires the desktop app to work.