Werewolf Host
Online Werewolf with no human moderator — the server runs the game.
Everyone opens the page on their own phone or laptop and joins the same room. Dealing roles, calling the night, running the sheriff election, counting votes and deciding the winner are all handled by the server, so nobody has to sit out the game to moderate it. Sensitive state is filtered per player before it is ever sent: only the wolves can read the wolf channel and the mechanical wolf cannot, and the seer’s checks, the witch’s potions and the guard’s target reach only that player.
- Runs on
- Any phone, tablet or desktop browser
- How it is built
- React · TypeScript · WebSocket · Express · SQLite
- Last updated
Leaderboard
Pulled live from the Werewolf server each time this page loads.
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What it does
A moderator that runs itself
Night phases, wolf actions, the sheriff election, speeches, voting and resolution are driven by a server-side state machine. No one at the table has to play moderator.
Filtered per point of view
Anything a player should not see is stripped on the server before sending, not hidden in the front end. Only wolves can read and write the wolf channel; the mechanical wolf cannot.
Two setups
The seer-and-mechanical-wolf setup runs 9 to 12 players; the double mechanical wolf setup is 12. The host picks one in the waiting room, filtered by how many players are present.
The full sheriff flow
Running, withdrawing, campaign speeches, voting and passing on the badge. The election happens before the night deaths are announced, so someone killed last night can still run and win, then decides whether to hand the badge on or tear it up.
Spoken announcements
Phases can be read aloud. Off by default — turn it on if you want it.
Game reports and an honour wall
Every game is stored in full so you can walk back through it, and there are seasonal leaderboards for win rate, voting accuracy, win streaks and more. The top three in each become badges on your player page.
FAQ
How many players?
The seer-and-mechanical-wolf setup takes 9 to 12 players; the double mechanical wolf setup takes 12. The role mix changes with the count, and the hunter only appears in 11- and 12-player games.
Do I need an account?
Yes — a username and password. Accounts are created by the admin, the initial password is the username itself, and you can change it once you are in.
Do I need to install an app?
No. Open the URL in a browser.
What if I get disconnected?
Reopen the page and you are back in your seat. Room state lives on the server, so your dropping out does not interrupt the game.
Try it now
Any phone, tablet or desktop browser