Support

Getting started

Settings, then Sources: turn on a source. The cards download once, onto your device.
Decks: build one by hand, or paste a list from a deck site.
Play: make a table and send the link, show the QR, or read out the code. Friends open the link in any browser or in the app, pick a deck, and the host deals.

The table will not connect

Both devices need internet. The game travels over public relays, so there is no port to open and no network setting to change.
The room screen says what is happening: which relays answered and who it is waiting for. If no relay could be reached, try again in a moment; the app picks five for every room.
Voice is the one thing that goes device to device. If two phones on strict carrier networks cannot hear each other, enter a TURN server in Settings, under Network, on any one phone at the table.

The browser forgot my cards

In a browser the catalog lives in the browser's own storage, which Safari in particular clears after a week of not visiting. Run the source again, or use the Android app, which keeps it.

Controller or keyboard

Arrows and a D-pad move the ring, A or Enter press, B or Escape go back. On a card on the battlefield, A opens the list of things to do with it.

Something else

Open an issue at github.com/hiitsgabe/kitchentable/issues and say what you did, what you expected and what happened. The build number is in Settings.

What the app keeps and what leaves your device: privacy.