Joining is the whole setup
No app to find, no account, nothing to configure. The whole flow is: join a WiFi network, the way you would on a plane.
The device is on
The console powers on with the car and broadcasts its own WiFi. No phone signal, router or internet needed.
Join the network
Open WiFi settings on any phone or tablet and join the car's network from the list. No password app, no QR code.
The game lobby opens automatically
A captive portal — the mechanism that shows a login page on hotel WiFi — fires on its own and loads the lobby.
How it's designed to work: hostapd + dnsmasq + a captive portal, no separate appSay who's playing
The lobby asks who is playing: Klein (roughly 4–7, no reading needed), Groot (roughly 8–14), or a bridge set for a mixed group.
Pick a game, or spin for one
Browse the cover-art cards, or use the roulette for a surprise. Rounds are short, so a nap or a fuel stop does not stall the game.
A couple of honest caveats
The driver doesn't play
Deliberate, not an oversight: excluding the driver is what makes screen-focused games safe to include at all.
Captive portals aren't perfectly consistent
Captive-portal detection differs per platform and is not fully tested yet. If it does not pop up, open a browser and load any address — see troubleshooting.
Something not connecting the way it should?
Troubleshooting covers the common connection and device issues, grounded in how the system is actually built.
Go to troubleshooting