An Adventure Path is six books, twenty levels, and a year of game nights. TableLock locks in every one of them — players tap dates on a personal link, the quorum bar fills, the GM makes it official. Free for your party.
Nobody abandons Abomination Vaults because the fights got hard. Campaigns stall in the gap between sessions — the week that becomes three weeks, the "let's skip until everyone can make it" that quietly becomes never. For a campaign meant to run from level 1 to 20, the real endurance check is scheduling, and it comes up every single week.
TableLock is built for that cadence. Set a quorum — the minimum table you'll run with, maybe 3 of your 5 — and propose dates. Each player marks availability from a personal secret link, no account needed, whether they're at a desk or on a phone between Society scenarios. When the bar fills, you lock it in: calendar invites go out in one click, and a Discord webhook can post the announcement to your server. If a player earns a reputation for showing up, their attendance streak proves it, right next to their name.
The Hero tier's recurring dates were practically designed for AP play: generate "every Thursday for the next eight weeks" in one click, and your players answer all eight from the same link. No re-polling, no re-asking, no losing momentum between books.
Not every table runs a mega-campaign. TableLock's free tier — one campaign, up to 12 players, quorum, lock-in, streaks — covers a rotating Pathfinder Society table or a monthly one-shot group just as well. Propose the dates, see who's in, lock the winner. Players never juggle logins; the GM never chases stragglers alone again.
Also at your table: D&D session scheduling and every other TTRPG.
Consistency beats intensity. Groups that finish APs play on a fixed cadence — the same night, most weeks, even when one player can't make it. A quorum rule (say, 3 of 5 and the game runs) plus a locked-in calendar date is what keeps a year-long AP from dying at book two.
Does TableLock support recurring Pathfinder sessions?Yes — generate "every Thursday", "every other Monday", or "first Saturday of the month" as a batch of proposed dates, and your players answer them all from one link. Recurring dates are part of the Hero tier.
Does it work with Foundry VTT?TableLock schedules the session; Foundry (or paper and pencils) runs it. Locked-in dates export to Google, Outlook, and Apple calendars in one click, and Discord webhooks can post the announcement in your server.