Email Relic Dice
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Closed-test support
Help at the table.
Relic Companion is being prepared for Android closed testing, and Relic Die is an M5Stack Core2 prototype. Start with the answers below or send a focused test report.
Send a useful test report
Include the app version, phone model, Android version, the screen you were using and the steps that produced the problem. If Bluetooth is involved, say whether you used the simulated M5Stack or a physical Core2 prototype.
Please do not attach private audio unless support specifically asks for a safe reproduction file.
Try without hardware
The browser demo and the app’s simulated M5Stack let you understand the workflow without owning or connecting a physical die.
Does the app need an account?
No. Relic Companion plays offline without an account. It has no advertising, analytics, crash-reporting service or internet permission.
Why does Android ask for permissions?
Android 12 and later uses Nearby devices for Bluetooth scanning and connecting. Android 8 through 11 requires location permission for that scan, but Relic Companion does not read GPS coordinates or track movement.
How do I remove saved data?
Use Use built-in sound to remove a custom clip from the selected phone, simulated die or connected physical die. Clear the app’s storage in Android Settings or uninstall it to remove local profiles and clips.
Can I buy Relic Die?
Not currently. Relic Die is a tabletop hardware prototype based on M5Stack Core2. The enclosure, firmware and availability are still being developed, and this website does not take hardware orders.
Privacy details
The full policy explains local storage, selected audio, Bluetooth device information, permissions and removal of saved data.