Scheduling kills more campaigns than any dragon. TableLock gives every player a personal link — no accounts, no app — and gives you, the DM, a quorum bar and a Lock in button. Free for your party.
Every DM knows the ritual. You ask the group chat. Two players answer, one reacts with an emoji, the rogue leaves you on read. By the time everyone weighs in, the cleric's answer is stale and you're re-asking from the top. Session zero was six weeks ago and you've played twice.
TableLock replaces the ritual with a loop that actually closes. You propose dates — this Thursday, next Thursday, a Sunday matinee. Each player gets a personal secret link and taps the dates they can make; green means in. A quorum bar shows the moment you have enough of the party to run (you decide the minimum — a table of four, or three if the barbarian's on shift). Then you hit Lock in, and it's official: everyone gets one-click calendar buttons for Google, Outlook, or Apple, and if you've connected your Discord server, the announcement posts itself.
Then the part that changes behavior: attendance streaks. Show up, streak goes up — right next to your name where the whole party sees it. Miss, and it resets. It's the gentlest possible peer pressure, and it works on players the way inspiration dice work on roleplay.
One campaign with up to 12 players is free forever — availability, quorum, lock-in, streaks, calendar export, all of it. No player ever needs an account; the links are the login. Running multiple tables, weekly recurring dates ("every Thursday" in one click), or Discord reminders? That's the Hero tier at $4 a month, roughly one goodberry's worth of your session snack budget.
Running a different system? TableLock also schedules Pathfinder campaigns and every other TTRPG.
Stop polling and start proposing. Put 3–4 concrete dates in front of the party, let each player mark availability in one tap, and lock in the first date that hits your minimum table. TableLock automates exactly that loop — and attendance streaks give players a reason to protect the date.
Does TableLock work with D&D Beyond or Roll20?Yes — TableLock handles the scheduling, your VTT handles the playing. Once a session is locked in, everyone gets one-click Google/Outlook/Apple calendar buttons, and Discord webhooks can announce it in your server automatically.
Is the D&D scheduler free?One campaign with up to 12 players is free forever, including quorum tracking, lock-in, and streaks. The Hero tier ($4/mo) adds unlimited campaigns, recurring dates, and Discord notifications.