A feature-rich dice roller for iPhone and iPad with spoken totals, deep visual customisation, animated themes and built-in dice games.
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The iOS version is the stronger all-round experience if you want more depth. It combines quick rolling, visual polish and extra game content in one app, while still feeling fast and easy to use.
Roll several dice, see the total instantly and let the app announce the result aloud.
Switch between gradients, pattern themes, animated backgrounds and different dice colours.
The iOS version includes dedicated dice games instead of only acting as a plain utility roller.
Designed for mobile play with quick taps, a clean layout and a focused app experience.
This is one of the biggest differences from Android. On iPhone and iPad, My Pocket Dice is both a dice roller and a mini dice-game hub.
Classic combination-based dice play where you aim for high scoring rolls across multiple categories.
A push-your-luck dice game where each roll can build your score or wipe the round if you miss.
A lighter game mode built around progression and quick rolling rounds.
Roll for your ship, captain and crew, then score cargo once the key combination is completed.
The iOS version of My Pocket Dice includes several classic dice games. These quick guides explain how each game works so players can understand the rules and enjoy the experience directly inside the app.
Yatzy is one of the best known dice games. Players roll five dice and try to score combinations such as pairs, three of a kind, full house, small straight and large straight. Each round players may reroll dice in order to improve their combination before choosing a scoring category. The highest scoring result is a Yatzy, where all five dice show the same number.
Farkle is a push‑your‑luck dice game played with six dice. Players roll and attempt to form scoring combinations such as single ones, single fives or three‑of‑a‑kind sets. After each scoring roll the player decides whether to bank their points or roll again. If a roll produces no scoring combination it is called a Farkle and the round score is lost.
Climb the Ladder is a lighter dice game designed for quick rounds. Players roll dice to move upward through levels, progressing step by step toward the top. The simple rules make it easy to start playing instantly while still creating competitive moments between players.
Ship, Captain, Crew is played with five dice. Players must first roll a ship (6), then a captain (5), and finally a crew (4). Once those three dice are secured the remaining dice count as cargo and determine the score. The challenge comes from completing the ship‑captain‑crew sequence within the allowed rolls.
Yes. The iOS version is free to download from the App Store.
The iOS version includes built-in dice games, deeper visual customisation, pattern styling and a more feature-rich experience overall.
The iOS version includes Yatzy, Farkle, Climb the Ladder and Ship, Captain, Crew.
Yes. You can use gradients, pattern themes, animated backgrounds and different dice colour styles.
Yes. Spoken totals are part of the iOS experience, which is useful for quick tabletop sessions and hands-free play.
Yes. You can link users to your Android page from here.