Ubuntu / Linux · v0.3.1

Dice → Seed

This tool turns throws of a real six-sided die into a Bitcoin recovery phrase (12 or 24 words). It can also show BIP84 bc1… addresses, an account zpub, and a SeedQR string if you ask.

It does not use the network. It does not write files. You type face values 1–6. The counter moves as soon as you type a face — no Enter needed after each digit.

The Linux pack

File: dice-seed-cli_0.3.1-linux.zip

Download zip from GitHub

Release page (notes + hash): github.com/avbpodcast/dice-seed-cli/releases/tag/v0.3.1

Direct file URL:

SHA-256 of that zip:

Check it before you extract:

Start on Ubuntu

• Extract the zip. Open the folder dice-seed-cli-linux.
• Right-click empty space → Open in Terminal.
• Run: chmod +x start.sh && ./start.sh

Press Enter for a 24-word hardened seed. Roll a die. Type each face. Write the words on paper.

Inside the zip, sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS should print OK for every listed file.