Find and organize TTRPG groups and campaigns quickly

An estimated 30 million active TTRPG players and a dispersed community of GMs face a persistent discovery and coordination problem: finding compatible players, aligning schedules across time zones, and maintaining campaign continuity often requires juggling Discord servers, forum posts, and spreadsheet sign-ups. This friction hits casual players looking for one-shots, GMs who want to grow and monetize regular tables, and organizers trying to keep long-running campaigns healthy. You could build a unified discovery and campaign-management platform that matches players and GMs by system, playstyle, and availability, embeds calendar and timezone automation, stores campaign assets and session notes, and routes players to paid one-shots and creator marketplaces. Revenue would come from a mix of access fees, marketplace commissions, and premium features targeting an achievable ARPU of roughly $60/year. The timing is favorable: a tabletop renaissance, remote-play normalization, and a creator-economy push mean the addressable market is roughly $1.8B, and independent evaluation gives this space a market score of 88/100 with 82/100 revenue potential. Those macro trends lower acquisition friction and increase willingness to pay for tools that make running and joining games effortless. To stand out you must deliver superior trust and liquidity mechanics—verified GM profiles, a robust reputation system, deep VTT and calendar integrations, and launch partnerships with content creators—while recognizing that building network effects, policing community behavior, and converting active users into a sustainable paying cohort (likely single-digit percentages) are the biggest operational challenges.