CEO
Emilio
Emilio guides OmniRoll’s product vision and player experience, keeping every decision focused on what makes game night feel shared, tactile, and memorable—even when the group is miles apart.
Our story
Built to bring the table closer.
OmniRoll began with friends, long-distance campaigns, and one part of game night we never wanted to digitize: the roll.
Why we are building it
The physical roll was always worth keeping.
Many of our closest friends and longtime D&D groups are still back in the towns where we grew up. Virtual tabletops helped us keep those campaigns alive across the miles, but clicking a digital die never carried the same anticipation as picking up a favorite set and letting it roll.
That gap became the idea behind OmniRoll: use technology to carry the energy of a real roll across the distance, not replace it. We want remote players to keep the dice, the ritual, and the shared pause before the result—while the table and connected tools help everyone experience the moment together.
OmniRoll Origin is our first step: a better stage for physical dice today, and a foundation for the connected tabletop experiences we are carefully building toward.
The people behind the roll
Meet the builders.
OmniRoll brings product vision and hands-on engineering together around one goal: make technology feel like a natural part of the table.
CTO
Nick
Nick leads the engineering behind the tray, lighting, computer vision, and connected systems, turning an ambitious tabletop idea into hardware players can understand and trust.
Built in public
The journal is where prototypes, tradeoffs, and lessons belong. Evidence earns more trust than superlatives.
Read the build journal →Based in Sugar Land
OmniRoll is headquartered at 13110 Southwest Freeway, Sugar Land, Texas 77478. The office is not presented as a public retail location.