40 CARROT
Comparison 11th Edition | Updated 3 Oct 2026 | Verified against the live app | Other tools read 28 Sep 2026

40 Carrot vs the other 40K Virtual Tabletop tools

Four browser tools, four different jobs. Every line here about another tool is what that tool's own page says.

A true-scale 40K position on a 40 Carrot Virtual Tabletop, with terrain, deployment zones and objectives seen from above
One 40 Carrot table at true scale, which is the part of a comparison a feature list cannot show you. Browser · true scale

TL;DR

Pick by the job. Rapid Ingress and TacticalDropz describe deployment planning, Find My List describes a 3D battlefield with online multiplayer, and Wargame Toolbox describes separate single-purpose tools. 40 Carrot is a browser Virtual Tabletop for solo reps at true scale: 15 tables per tab, free army file import, measuring, dice and damage odds in one place.

Readout 01

What each tool's own page says

Everything in these four cards is drawn from the tool's own published description, read on 28 September 2026. Nothing is benchmarked, scored or ranked, and a feature we could not find stated on a tool's own page is not listed for it.

Rapid Ingress

  • The free browser tool includes 11th-edition layouts, base placement, deployment testing and line-of-sight measurement.
  • Its paid tier is priced at $6/month or $60/year and adds mobile app access, army-list import, custom layouts and board sizes, unlimited saved boards and layouts, and sharing.
  • On 24 July 2026 the same page showed $5/month and listed a legacy 10th-edition mode. Neither appears now.

Source: rapidingress.com, read 28 September 2026.

TacticalDropz

  • The free browser planner supports GW and New Recruit army-list import, mission and terrain layouts, cohesion checks, measurement and local JSON plan files.
  • Its $5/month Pro tier adds saved deployments, saved army lists, previous-session loading and custom themes.

Source: tacticaldropz.com/about.html, read 28 September 2026.

Find My List

  • The browser battlefield supports pasted army lists, 3D play, line of sight, movement, range measurement, dice and online multiplayer.
  • The site also offers a linked list viewer, 2D deployment practice, replayable battle reports and a two-list Mathhammer comparison.

Source: findmylist.net, read 28 September 2026.

Wargame Toolbox

  • Wargame Toolbox is a free, no-sign-up collection of browser tools that says it uses no tracking.
  • Its suite includes a battle-map generator, a photo-based tabletop line-of-sight checker and an 11th-edition 40K turn helper.

Source: wargametoolbox.org, read 28 September 2026.

Live 02

Look at the part a feature list leaves out

A feature list cannot tell you whether the distance under your hand is the distance you will measure across a real table. The frame below keeps model bases, terrain and a measured line together at tabletop scale.

Live demo · true scaleFocused solo rep
A 40 Carrot Virtual Tabletop holding terrain, objectives and model bases ready for one measured decisionDrag a model and watch the distance
Run one measured decision before you choose anything.Open the Virtual Tabletop →
Readout 03

Where 40 Carrot differs

Rapid Ingress and TacticalDropz describe deployment planning, Find My List describes 2D deployment practice beside its 3D game, and Wargame Toolbox describes separate single-purpose tools. 40 Carrot is built for the loop after the plan: set the position, run the decision, reset, run it again until it stops costing you time on game day.

Plan it or play itLay out a map, test a disposition, or play a full game against another person. Those jobs belong to the tools above, in their own words.
Repeat one repBoth sides under your control, real base sizes, measurement and damage odds beside the same table. Choose 40 Carrot.
Facts 04

What 40 Carrot gives you, exactly

The Virtual Tabletop, terrain, objectives, measuring, threat ranges, dice, the unit builder, printable data cards and army file import for .json, .ros and .rosz files are free with a free account, and the Damage Calculator needs no account at all. Full Access ($4 a month or $33 lifetime, after a 7-day free trial) adds army-list text import, snapshots and replay, cloud saves, unlimited permanent share links, extra themes, data backup and restore, and General Mode with your army laid out for the table.

The built-in unit lookup provides unit names, base sizes, and current official points. Stat lines, weapon profiles, and abilities come only from profiles you entered or imported.

0installs required
15true-scale tables per tab
3army file formats read free
7days in the free trial
Ledger 05

Capability ledger

40 Carrot does

  • ✓Run in a browser on desktop and mobile, with nothing to install.
  • ✓Open up to 15 true-scale tables in one browser tab.
  • ✓Read .json, .ros and .rosz army files on a free account.
  • ✓Keep measuring, threat ranges, dice and damage odds beside the same table.
  • ✓Hand someone an immutable read-only link that opens without an account.

40 Carrot does not

  • ✕Host an online multiplayer game against another person.
  • ✕Render a 3D battlefield or a physics sandbox.
  • ✕Ship stat lines, weapon profiles or abilities. Those come from profiles you entered or imported.
  • ✕Rank these tools for you. The four cards above are their claims, not our scores.
Run a focused 40K rep now

The Virtual Tabletop and army file import are free with an account.

Open the Virtual Tabletop free →
Sources 06

Where these claims come from

Four published pages, read on 28 September 2026: rapidingress.com, tacticaldropz.com/about.html, findmylist.net and wargametoolbox.org. The 40 Carrot side is read from the shipping app and its billing copy.

Prices and feature lists on other sites move. Rapid Ingress changed its price between the two dates on this page and dropped a mode it used to list, which is why every line carries the date it was read rather than a standing claim.

A feature we could not find stated on a tool's own page is not on this page at all, in either direction.

Straight answers

Which of these tools is free?

Rapid Ingress, TacticalDropz and Wargame Toolbox each describe a free browser tier on their own page. We hold no pricing line for Find My List, so this page does not state one. On 40 Carrot the Virtual Tabletop, terrain, measuring, dice, printable data cards and army file import are free with a free account, and the Damage Calculator needs no account at all. Full Access ($4 a month or $33 lifetime) adds army-list text import, snapshots and replay, cloud saves, unlimited permanent share links, extra themes, data backup and restore, and General Mode with your army laid out for the table.

Which of these pages lists online multiplayer?

Find My List's own page lists online multiplayer. 40 Carrot is built around solo reps: you run both sides on one Virtual Tabletop, and a read-only share link lets someone open the same position without an account.

Do the others import an army list the way 40 Carrot does?

Not the same way. Rapid Ingress lists army-list import in its paid tier, TacticalDropz lists GW and New Recruit army-list import in its free planner, and Find My List supports pasted army lists. 40 Carrot reads .json, .ros and .rosz army files on a free account, and pasted list text is part of Full Access.

Can one of these replace the others?

No. The jobs these pages describe are different. Wargame Toolbox is a set of single-purpose tools. Rapid Ingress and TacticalDropz both describe deployment planning. Find My List describes a 3D battlefield with multiplayer. 40 Carrot is a true-scale Virtual Tabletop for repeating one decision until it stops costing you time. Pick by the job in front of you.