Relationship graphs
See factions, grudges, secrets, allies, suspects, and “wait, why do they know each other?” at a glance.
The Toolkit
Everything your campaign keeps inventing.
NPCs, places, quests, maps, sessions, quotes, journals, recaps, and the tangled mess between them.
Living wiki
Build pages for NPCs, locations, items, quests, factions, and weird recurring jokes that became lore.
Maps and journeys
Pin lore to maps, track routes, and keep places connected to the people and sessions that matter.
Optional AI
Generate recaps and memory suggestions when useful. Review before anything becomes canon.
Recent Updates
Built for the stuff behind the screen.
Private prep and shared discovery now live together without exposing the wrong thing at the wrong time.
Planning, secrets, reveals, handouts, and session prep in one side screen.
Keep private notes beside the campaign page you are using. File prep by context, build beats, track planned reveals, and open the right lore mid-session.
Table knowledge feeds
Players and sessions create useful breadcrumbs. The DM can review, promote, reject, or turn them into real wiki knowledge.
Quick quotes and journals
Capture a line, memory, theory, or character note without leaving the current screen. Built for the middle of play.
How It Works
Less admin. More “oh no”.
Use it lightly between sessions or deeply as your campaign’s second brain.
01
Capture the session
Add notes, quotes, journals, NPCs, places, and consequences as the game unfolds.
02
Connect the lore
Link pages, promote table knowledge, map relationships, and keep private DM prep separate.
03
Return ready
Open recaps, unresolved threads, planned reveals, and the exact clue everyone forgot.
“Andrex? Who the fuck is Andrex?!”
Every player, every campaign, eventually