April's drop: a lot of things we've been wanting to ship for a while.

Your playtest data is finally organized the way it deserves: all in one place, without changing how you run sessions.

Quick highlights:

• Playtests, leveled up: Each game now has a Playtesters tab, an Aggregated Feedback view to spot patterns across sessions, and custom fields to capture whatever your game needs.
• It's all in the family: You can now link games as expansions of each other, with a dedicated Expansions tab and visibility on your catalog.
• Tags that travel: Tags are now account-wide, so one tag works across all your projects. Plus a new "Group by Tag" view so you can see everything by label at once.
• Small wins: check tasks done right from the list, auto-save in task details, a new Urgent priority color, calendar now starts on Monday, and more!

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March’s drop: a tighter Games area, sharper Tools for print prep, and settings that follow you across devices.

We focused on archiving and imports, smarter status filters dieline upgrades.

Quick highlights:

• Declutter: Archive games you’re not actively working on so your library stays focused.
• From BGG to your list: Quickly Import titles from BoardGameGeek without extra steps.
• Pipeline that fits manufacturing: New In freight stage plus clearer status filters (including select all / clear) and filters that stick when you open Games.
• Improved Tools: Punchboard Dielines now accept custom SVG and better layout options; back assignments show back files more clearly; punchboard copy is polished.

• Account-backed prefs: Tasks, lists, and filters sync with your account so they’re consistent on every browser and device.

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Import game details directly from BoardGameGeek, no more retyping the basics. Enter a BGG game ID or paste a BGG URL and we'll handle the rest.

What gets imported:

• Title, description, player count, play time, age, and complexity
• Mechanisms, designers, and artists
• BGG link and cover image

How to use it:

New game

1. Go to Games > Add a New Game
2. Set development status (and a working title if you want, leave name blank to use BGG's title)
3. Under "OR, use Import from BGG (Optional)", enter a numeric ID or full BGG URL
4. Click Create Game and you'll land on Edit game with the form pre-filled

Existing game

1. Open the game > Edit game
2. Click Import from BGG in the top bar (next to Save)
3. Enter the BGG ID or URL > Import
4. Review the form, then Save game

February’s drop: a few things we’re pretty happy with.

New ways to protect your stuff, lay out your cards, and move faster between ideas and exports without changing how you work.

Quick highlights:

• Lock it down: Password-protect rulebooks and sell sheets so only the right people get in.
• Cards that fold (for real): Gutterfold layout for print-and-play so your PDFs match how you want them cut and folded.
• Component images: Add, swap, or remove component images in your games component table.
• Small wins: Cleaner playtest feedback forms, smoother loading, and more!

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We just launched the Boardssey Community on Discord, and you're invited!

We're building a space to talk game design, share your creative process, swap playtesting stories, and weigh in on what Boardssey builds next. Whether you're deep into development or just getting started, there's a seat for you.

The community is brand new, so the people who join now get to help shape what it becomes. We'd love for that to be you.

→ Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/3j2ASrYpdk

Hey! I'm Anca, one of the co-founders of Boardssey.

I'll be at GAMA Expo in Louisville from March 1-5, and I'd love to connect with you face-to-face.

I enjoy meeting the creators using Boardssey in person, and I'd genuinely love to hear about your game, your process, and what's on your mind. Whether it's feedback, questions, or just swapping stories over coffee, I'm in!

Let's make it happen. Schedule a time →

You know that feeling when you crack open a new game and discover cool mechanics? Yeah, we just did that to Boardssey.

We've shipped a bunch of updates that'll keep you in creative flow (and maybe make you say "oh, THAT'S nice" a few times).

Quick highlights:

• New creator tools that'll save you hours

• Features you literally asked for (we listen!)

• Workflow upgrades that... work

Less tool-switching. More game-making. That's the vibe.

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You finally have proof. Not vibes. Not gut feelings. Actual data.

The new Playtest Dashboard turns raw playtest feedback into clear, actionable insights. See how players engage, where time is spent, who’s winning (and why), and how your game really performs across versions and formats.

What you can visualize and explore:

• Engagement, completion, and win rates
• Setup, rules, and playtime breakdowns
• Player count, roles, and turn order impact
• Score distributions and trends
• Physical vs digital performance

For accurate analysis, make sure your playtest sessions are fully filled in. Better data means better insights. Less guessing. Fewer arguments. Better decisions

Your playtests were already valuable. Now they’re loud about it.

Marketing visuals should not slow you down.

With Boardssey, flat artwork becomes a full mockup library instantly.

Perfect for pitches, social posts, and campaigns.

No setup required. Take it for a spin

You can now prepare, pitch, and follow up on your board game using one connected workflow inside Boardssey.

Create your game as a single source of truth.

Generate a sell sheet.

Publish a catalog.

Draft your pitch email faster.

Track publisher pitches and get automatic follow-up reminders.

This is the workflow we built for designers who take pitching seriously.

👉 Watch the workflow in action