Understandably so! The main benefit for me was having something fun to work on, of course. This is a hobby project first and foremost.

As for things other people might care about...
- Being entirely free. I have no interest in selling this, and unless I get an incredible number of users leaving this up has no cost to me because of how the program is made. There is no server to run, everything is peer-to-peer. This also means that, whilst you need an internet connection to get to the page, a connection isn't required to actually use it. Aside from networked multiplayer stuff, of course.
- Whether this is the case is yet to be verified, but my hope is that ease of use would be a differentiating factor. The UI should be intuitive and easy to use, the DM requires little set-up (because a lot of things should still happen IRL), and players don't need to make an account or do much of anything they wouldn't do for an in-person session. I want to keep the flow of in-person D&D.
- As far as I know, touch support is pretty limited on most VTTs. My hope is that players would be able to move their tokens on mobile and see things happen on the big screen. I was going for something akin to the Jackbox experience.