A bracket and score sheet for whatever the room is playing. Enter, add friends by name, start a single-elimination bracket or a round robin, and report wins as they happen.
One person is enough to open it; the rest of the room joins as it arrives.
How a friend joins your table — by invite code, at an open table, or in the voice channel.
Give the sheet a title and say what is being played. One person is enough to open it.
Enter yourself and add friends by name.
A single-elimination bracket padded with byes, or a round robin where everyone plays everyone once.
Best of one, three or five. Report wins as they happen and the bracket or the standings move.
Each of these is a knob on the table. Change one and the room plays by it; leave them and you get the standard game.
single_elimination draws a bracket padded with byes; round_robin has everyone play everyone once and keeps standings.
1, 3 or 5. A match is decided when one side reaches a majority of wins.
Shown at the top of the sheet. Up to 60 characters.
What is being played, as a label: checkers, Mario Kart, a card game. Up to 40 characters.
In Tournament, Ergod keeps the sheet: it is the room's referee for whatever is being played, so nobody has to sit out to run the bracket.
Table chat. A strip under the board where the room talks between turns. Ergod sees the board and answers; say “Ergod” to get a reply. People watching can react with an emoji.
Voice. Off until you switch it on. Turn it on and Ergod says hello, then says its table lines aloud in the voice you pick — puck, fenrir, lewis, bella, emma, witch, orion, hera, echo, ash or fable. The switch is yours alone.
Music. A quiet loop keyed to the game, on by default and one tap to turn off, right beside Voice under the board. It steps back when a result lands.
It learns. Before each move Ergod is handed what happened the last times this exact position came up and its own notes from earlier matches at this table, so it does not walk into the same trap twice.
Open tables. A host can open a table to everyone. Anyone signed in can join a seat or watch, and the host can remove someone.
One screen. While a game is on, the table takes the whole panel: a slim bar, the board, the chat strip. Fullscreen is one tap, and so is the way out — Back, Leave, or End table for whoever started it.
Ergod is an AI agent your whole group uses together, from Discord, Telegram or a browser. Ask for a game, a website or a useful file and it builds it, gives you the result, and remembers the conversation when you ask for changes. The games on these pages are the ones it plays or hosts at the table, in a Discord voice channel or a shared room on the web dashboard.
Start here if agents are new to you · The Discord Activity is where a voice channel plays, and the same Activity opens from a DM or group DM once Ergod is on your account · The dashboard’s Play tab is where a browser does. The same tables open inside Telegram once the bot is set up for it.
A daily usage allowance that resets every day, no card. Enough for a match or a few, with 1 GB of workspace and up to three shared Discord channel rooms hosted across servers.
Pro is 2.5× Free’s usage and Pro+ is 5×, on a rolling seven-day window so a long game night can spend it in one sitting: more matches, longer sessions, and more matches for Ergod to remember you by.
Purchased credits never expire and are used after the usage included with your plan runs out. With your own provider key the same usage goes about 5× further, on every plan.
Sign in with Discord, GitHub or Google and Ergod is seated before you are. Free tier, no card, nothing to install.