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For D&D and tabletop RPG parties

Your party’s tavern, without the group-chat chaos.

Guildrest is your tabletop RPG party’s tavern. The game master (GM) calls the session, every adventurer answers with one tap, and the game confirms itself once enough players are in. Notices, calendar, chat and a voice room live in one place.

Try the tavern Rent your party’s tavern

Opens a demo tavern in your browser, no sign-up. Nothing you do there is saved.

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Every week, the same scene

Who's in on Saturday?

Sunday night the GM asks in the group chat. Monday brings three memes, a “probably” and a two-minute voice note. Wednesday someone asks again.

By Friday nobody knows if the game is on, and the rulebook PDF is buried somewhere above the memes. Your party’s tavern takes those decisions out of the chat and gives each one its own room.

1. Call the session

How do you book the game without chasing anyone?

The GM posts the session call on the Board, with date, time and place, or opens a poll with up to 20 time slots. The notice goes out to your Discord channel, to email and to in-app notifications.

  • Anyone who hasn't voted gets a reminder 24 hours and 2 hours before the deadline.
  • Once a session is done, the next one appears on its own, same day and time.
Made-up data, in the demo tavern.

2. Answer

What if half the party never opens the app?

Everyone answers from wherever they are: in the app, through the email link without logging in, or from the Google Calendar invite. It all lands in one place. When the “I’ll be there” count reaches quorum, the session is confirmed.

  • Every session becomes a Google Calendar invite that updates itself if the time changes, and Google Calendar shows it in each player's local time.
  • Using another calendar? Each session has an .ics file.
Made-up data, in the demo tavern.

3. Play

Where does the party meet to play?

At game time everyone sits at the Table: voice, video and screen sharing, 10 seats, a character sheet and dice for each player and the GM screen. Playing on Foundry VTT? The Portal opens your game inside the tavern.

  • Voice and video are never recorded and never pass through the tavern's server.
  • Switched tabs? A floating window shows who is speaking.
Made-up data, in the demo tavern.

What changes when the table leaves the group chat?

  • In the group chat:The session date gets lost among memes and GIFs.

    In the tavern:The session call stays pinned to the Board, with date, time and place.

  • In the group chat:“Who’s in on Saturday?” turns into forty messages.

    In the tavern:Everyone taps “I’ll be there” and quorum counts itself.

  • In the group chat:Someone always forgets, and someone always nags.

    In the tavern:Reminders go out on their own, only to those who haven't answered.

  • In the group chat:The rulebook PDF gets lost in the scrollback.

    In the tavern:The Bookshelf keeps your Google Drive books on shelves.

  • In the group chat:The voice call lives in yet another app.

    In the tavern:The Table has voice, video, sheets and dice in the same place.

The group chat doesn't have to go: the tavern writes each notice with a link, ready to paste there.

What comes with your party’s tavern?

These numbers are the app's real limits, the same ones that apply to the plan.

See all 12 rooms
People in the group, GM included
10
Rooms, from the Board to the Bookshelf
12
Seats at the voice and video Table
10
Time slots in one date poll
up to 20
Size of each image in the chat
5 MB
How long images are kept
30 days
Languages: Portuguese and English
2
Voice and video recordings
none
Ads
none

Integrations

Does it work with what your table already uses?

The tavern doesn't replace your party’s tools: it brings them together. Here's what works today and what we're exploring next.

Works today

  • Foundry VTT

    The Portal opens the GM's game inside Guildrest and shows whether the server is up.

  • Google Calendar and Drive

    Every session becomes a calendar invite, and the Bookshelf shows the books and maps in the group's Drive.

  • Discord

    Session calls, reminders and notices land in your group’s channel.

  • Email

    Every session call carries a link to RSVP without signing in.

  • WhatsApp

    Each notice comes as copy-ready text, with the link, to paste into your group chat.

Coming soon

  • Roll20

    Open the Roll20 campaign from the Portal, the way Foundry opens today.

  • Other virtual tabletops

    Tell us which one your group uses: what groups ask for decides what we explore next.

What's coming soon has no date yet: it only joins the plan once it truly works.

Still on the fence?

My party won't install anything.

They don't have to. The tavern opens in any phone or computer browser, and whoever wants can install it as an app, no store. Anyone who won't open anything can answer from the email link or the calendar invite.

What about our Discord?

Keep it. The tavern posts its notices to your Discord channel with a link back. What moves to the tavern are the decisions: the date, who’s coming, the notices and the books.

Does it work with the system we play?

D&D, Pathfinder or anything else: the tavern does not depend on rules. If you play on Foundry VTT, the Portal opens your game inside the app.

Is the party’s data safe?

Server and database run in São Paulo, Brazil. Passwords are stored with Argon2id, and sign-in is two-step: your password plus a 6-character code sent by email. No ads, no data selling.

How much is your party’s tavern?

Split with your party, it’s a steal: under $1 a person.

One price for the whole party, paid by whoever rents the tavern, and the table splits it however they like. Start with the Discord you already use, or bring the whole campaign inside the tavern. Payment for parties outside Brazil isn’t open yet.

Payment for groups outside Brazil isn’t open yet: write to us and we’ll reply personally.

  • Tavern + Discord

    For groups that already chat and play on Discord

    $4.49 per month, for the whole party

    Up to 6 people, GM included

    • Board, session calls and a quorum that confirms the game for you
    • Date polls and an Almanac with Google Calendar
    • Reminders in your Discord channel, by email and in-app
    • Voice, video and chat stay on Discord

    Split with your party: $0.74 each at a table of 6

    I want this plan

    For $1 more a month, voice, video, chat and letters move inside the tavern.

  • Recommended

    Tavern

    The whole campaign in one place

    $5.49 per month, for the whole party

    Up to 6 people, GM included

    Everything in Tavern + Discord, plus:

    • The Table: voice, video and screen sharing to play together
    • Chat with channels, mentions and images
    • Letters between sessions and bar bets
    • A Bookshelf with your party’s books
    • A Portal to the GM’s Foundry VTT

    Split with your party: $0.91 each at a table of 6

    I want this plan

  • Guild Hall

    Your guild’s own hall: big tables and long campaigns

    $7.99 per month, for the whole party

    Up to 10 people, GM included

    Everything in the Tavern plan, plus:

    • Up to 10 people and 10 seats at the Table
    • Chat images up to 10 MB, kept for 90 days
    • Priority email support

    Split with your party: $0.79 each at a table of 10

    I want this plan

In every plan: the Road Board, where parties look for adventurers and GMs look for parties. Guildrest takes nothing from what the GM charges.

Or try it first, no sign-up See the plan in detail

Coming soon

What's coming next?

The tavern starts with your party. The next step is connecting one tavern to another.

  1. Coming soon

    Recruitment Board

    GMs open seats in their campaign and adventurers find parties without leaving the tavern. Newcomers join as guests for a session or two before becoming members.

  2. Coming soon

    Taverns that talk

    Your tavern talks to the others: ask to join a table as a player or to run a campaign as GM, and that tavern replies.

  3. Coming soon

    Paid tables showcase

    A showcase of paid tables run by professional GMs in your area, without taking a cut of what the GMs earn.

  4. Coming soon

    One-shots and meetups

    One-night adventures and meetups between taverns, to meet new people without leaving your party.

  5. Coming soon

    The Journal in your notifications

    Journal news delivered inside your tavern, only for the systems your party plays.

All of this is coming soon, with no fixed date. Those who already have a tavern hear first.

From the Journal

What's new in the systems this week

See the whole Journal

Frequently asked

Can I try it before I reach out?

Yes. The demo tavern opens in your browser with no sign-up: you walk in as a visitor and see the Board, the Almanac, the Portal and the Table with a made-up group. Nothing you do there is saved.

How much does it cost?

Per party, per month: $4.49 for Tavern + Discord (up to 6 people), $5.49 for the Tavern plan (up to 6) and $7.99 for the Guild Hall (up to 10). Payment for parties outside Brazil isn’t open yet: write to us and we’ll reply personally.

How do players get in?

It's invite-only. The innkeeper (your group's admin, usually the GM) creates each player's account and sends the invite; on first login, everyone sets their own password.

How many people from the party fit in the tavern?

Up to 6 people on Tavern + Discord and the Tavern plan, and up to 10 in the Guild Hall, GM included. The voice and video Table has as many seats as the plan.

Does it work with the system we play?

Yes. The tavern doesn't depend on a system: it works for Pathfinder, D&D and any other. If you play on Foundry VTT, the Portal opens the game inside the app.

Do we need to install anything?

No. The tavern opens in the browser and, if you like, installs on your phone as an app, no store needed.

Is the Table's voice and video recorded?

No. Voice and video are never recorded and don't go through the tavern's server.

Where is the party’s data kept?

The database and the server are in São Paulo, Brazil. No ads, and we don't sell data. The details are in the privacy policy.

What if the party wants to stop?

Cancel anytime, no fees, by email: your tavern stays open until the end of the month you paid for. Before it closes, the innkeeper can ask for a copy of the party’s data; after that, it’s deleted.

The fire is lit. All it needs is your party.

Rent your party’s tavern

Or try it first, no sign-up Already at the table? The door is this way.