Digital TableTops VTT

This virtual table top (VTT) is designed specifically for in-person play on a TV or monitor. Built from the ground up for use on a touchscreen. You will not find a VTT that is easier to use or your money back!
That's a joke, it's completely free. There is no logging in, signing up, or any other strings attached. I make money selling hardware. If you would like to support this project, please consider buying a touchscreen or TV frame from me on my website (digitaltabletops - Steam won't let me link directly).
It is meant to replace dry erase or paper maps, but not replace any of the other aspects to playing in person. For example, there are no character sheets or dice rolls. Whatever tools you use, including pencil and paper, you should continue to use.

Keeping only essential features makes this VTT the easiest to use. You place physical minis directly on the screen and digital tokens automatically keep track of their movement and lighting.

Players who can't be there in person can join via their web browser to move their tokens. No fiddling around with network settings, just enter the 4-digit code and you are good to go.

Features
Import any image, video (for animated maps), or uvtt (aka dd2vtt) file with built-in line of sight data

Dynamic lighting with fog of war, shadows, and time of day

Over 460 free maps are included

Built-in library of over 500 tokens or import your own custom tokens

One-of-a-kind touchscreen support (communicates directly with the hardware)

Remote control tokens via any browser

Add/remove walls, doors, and windows to any map

Easy map scaling and grid overlay

Collision detection to prevent movement into unexplored areas

Measuring tools for movement, distance, and spell effects

Blazingly fast on any hardware thanks to the Godot engine. No dedicated graphics required

Runs locally offline

Easily import maps from Foundry modules

Initiative tracker

Coming Soon
Import external lighting

Weather effects

If you are looking for a VTT exclusively for online play, this is not it. Hybrid play does work well, but it is required that the main program be running on a dedicated (low-end) device. If you are already using Foundry, Arkenforge, or Owlbear Rodeo and get along just fine, probably not a great idea to switch. But if you are just getting started out with VTT's and play in person, I honestly do believe this is an excellent choice.

Please bring up any questions, problems, or feature requests in the community links so that all may benefit.