Ludo

Use Cubiri as a shared Ludo dice companion while the pieces stay on your board. One visible roll gives every player the same reference and avoids searching for a physical die during a family game.

Ludo has many household variants. Before starting, agree on entry, extra turns and capturing, and consult the Rules guide for the version described here. Tips is a separate reading surface for common choices. The dice screen does not track your pieces or decide whether a move is legal.

Place the phone where everyone can read the die while keeping the physical board within reach. Agree who presses Roll and when the next player may roll. A clear routine is particularly useful when a Six grants another roll, because the current movement must finish before the additional result is used. Use recognisable piece colours so younger players can follow whose turn it is.

Different boards and households use different safe squares or entry conventions. Read the guide and settle those differences at the start instead of changing the rule after a disputed capture. Cubiri does not move the pieces or enforce the board's legal destinations. The worked examples help the group check exact finishing distances and compare moving toward home with taking a risk to capture an opponent.