2726 tools, pretending to be one app
Each of these could have been someone's whole startup.
Instead they share a tab, a campaign and a login. Pick the one that brought you here. The rest are waiting behind it either way.
IThe ones people come for
The headline modules
Encounter Runner
5E INITIATIVE TRACKER
Initiative, HP, conditions, factions and mid-combat spawning. The TPK is on you; the bookkeeping is on us.
Read onCard Forge
PRINTABLE D&D CARDS
Printable trading-card and tarot-sized cards for NPCs, monsters, items and spells. Hand your players something real.
Read onScriptorium
D&D HOMEBREW EDITOR
A homebrew editor styled like the 2024 PHB, with the stat blocks and page furniture already built.
Read onSoundboard
D&D AMBIENCE & SOUNDBOARD
A full ambience-and-effects board with Spotify integration, ready inside the campaign you already run.
Read onPlayer Portal
FREE D&D PLAYER APP
Character sheets, inventory, spells, notes and the whole cast. Free for every player, on every plan, forever.
Read onAtlas
D&D WORLDBUILDING & LOCATIONS
Realms, cities and dungeons in a hierarchy that goes from continent to the stool in the corner of the tavern.
Read onNPCs
D&D NPC GENERATOR & MANAGER
The whole cast, with relationships, secrets, inventories and the note your player wrote about them.
Read onIIThe ones they stay for
The rest of the shelf
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Cartographer
Paint battle maps and dungeon layouts, then run an encounter straight on top of them.
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Character Codex
Species, backgrounds, classes, archetypes and abilities. Yours, and usable by your players at character creation.
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Calendars
Nine official settings' calendars built in, from Faerûn and Eberron to Krynn and Barovia. Or forge your own.
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Quest Log & Factions
Every thread, who gave it and what's owed, plus guilds and cults that remember what the party did.
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Workshop
Crafting and cooking with real recipes, components and downtime days, tracked by the app instead of audited by you.
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Economy & Inventory
Real coins, self-sorting purses, carry weight, and a merchant who might be lying about the wand.
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Portrait Gallery
Original painted-style art for every hero, NPC and villain, and one gallery holding all of it.
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Bestiary
Open5e's SRD monsters, a builder for your own, and a reveal sheet for showing players exactly what you want.
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Spellbook
The SRD spell list plus your own homebrew, with a level advisor for when you're not sure what you've built.
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Character Sheet
Export a filled-in, illustrated character sheet for any party member. Paper, for the table that likes paper.
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Reliquary
A DM screen, the rules you keep looking up, your house rules, and trackers for the things you always forget.
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Dungeon Craft
Secret doors, traps, hazards and puzzles, with hints, skill checks and something to actually hand the players.
IIIAnd, quietly, also these
"Twelve tools" was us being modest.
The long tail, and the reason the pitch is "all of it" rather than "the four good ones". Every one of these has a page, and every one is in your account today, with a single marked exception we'd rather flag than bury.
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Loot & Roll Tables
Roll tables for anything, and loot tables that drop real items into real inventories.
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Hall of Heroes
Iconic characters, ready to import into any campaign. For one-shots, new players and sudden deaths.
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Pantheon
Gods, domains and divine lore that hangs together, and the churches that fight about it.
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Interlude
Downtime draws and the outcomes they spit out, so something actually happens in the week between adventures.
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Party
Heroes, companions, death saves, conditions and XP: the DM's view of everyone at the table.
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Notes
Session notes and lore that link to everything else, plus a chronicler that can write the recap for you.Session notes and lore that link to everything else, so last session is always one click away.
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The Mint
Mint VTT tokens from your portraits, and print setting-appropriate coins your players can stack.
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Simulacrum
OPENING IN STAGESForge a 3D-printable miniature from a character portrait. Built and working, opening up in stages.
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Illuminator
A small image editor: torn edges, a vignette, colour grading and a paper texture, so a picture is finished before it goes into a handout.
28 pages is a lot of reading. One signup is faster.
Every module above is in the free tier. Start a campaign, poke at the ones that brought you here, ignore the rest until you need them.
Open your grimoire for freeNo card. No beta waitlist. Always free for your players.