Dadu Dadu Pro

This is hands down the best dice app on the App Store. Customizing the dice is easy, there’s plenty of features depending on your needs, and it gets the job done with no fuss! I was using the free version with ads, but was so happy decided to support the developer and buy this one. For less than a cup for coffee, well worth it!

(It is what it says it is)

Being able to select multiple dice from the menu at once would make the app perfect. It’s simple, and I love it for that! But dealing with hoards of dice has been my primary goal in getting electronic dice. Adding each one individually can get a little tricky.

Simple dice. When did it get so hard to find something so simple? Glad these guys figured it out. It’s free but I’m glad I found it. So I paid for it to say “thank you”

This app only lets you roll 10 dice at a time. I could really use more for my DND games and there is definitely room on the screen to fit more. Otherwise, a very visually appealing app.

Please consider adding a “hexadecimal” dice to your current collection. Creating random hexadecimal numbers would than provide a means to generate random computer language samples

If you need a dice roller app (and who doesn’t?) this is the one to get. Love that I can select the number of dice to roll, tap to hold some dice in place while I roll the others, select a mixed set of dice (D4, D8, D10, D20, etc), and select different colors for the dice (necessary for some board games). The dice are also big and easy for everyone around the table to see. This app lives up to its name. It does one thing and does it well. Well worth the few dollars to purchase it.

I love how simple the app is and how real the dice look. The only thing I wish it could do is have a mode for not rolling the same number again. I use it to assign random seating for my students and that little option would be huge for me!

So fun

The one thing it’s missing is the ability to customize the die. It’s great if you want a x sided die where each side is a number but there are a bunch of games for my toddler that uses colors instead of numbers. I wish I could choose 6 different colors instead of numbers.