Four light-up coasters for the table. Yours glows in your color when the game is waiting on you. Press the turn button and play moves on.
Photos show working prototypes. Production coasters will carry the NexTurn logo in the cupholder, will be thinner than these, and color and texture may vary slightly.
One button ends your turn and the next coaster lights up. Two more do whatever the flow calls for.
Set a coaster to two players and it sits between them, lighting in each colour on their turn.
Rounds, phases and turn order come from the app, so a button means one thing in a draft and another in scoring.
A coaster only lights on its own turn: about 20 hours of play at a table of four.
Pick the order your game actually runs on: clockwise, a set order, a race, or pure chance. Then stack modifiers on top. Modes combine, so the coasters bend to fit the game in front of you.
Try it: press the lit coaster to pass the turn, or pick a mode to watch it play out.
A silicone top with three buttons. A ring of light around the cupholder, in your color. A radio that talks to the app. A base that stays put under a drink.
Photos show working prototypes. Production coasters will carry the NexTurn logo in the cupholder, will be thinner than these, and color and texture may vary slightly.
Silicone-topped, any color. One per player, or one shared between two.
One USB cable per coaster. Wall adapter not included.
A QR code inside the box links to setup and pairing instructions.
Included with the set. Connect your coasters and it activates. No subscription.
4 coasters with their charging cables, and the full app. Ships in the first quarter of 2027.
A fifth or sixth seat. Pairs into your set like the originals and comes with its own charging cable.
Holds the set. Built for game bags. Still in the works. We are aiming for Batch #1, price to come.
Turn length changes how many turns you get, not the hours. A device only lights on its own turn, so more players means each works less and the battery lasts longer.
*Game night ≈ 4 hours. Full-brightness numbers, exactly as gameplay lights the active device; most player colors last longer.
