Switching is the hard part. We fixed that first.
Bring your campaign with you.
Your notes, your recordings and your characters, already made. Hand over the files you have. We read them, and you pick up where you left off without retyping a word.
Private beta · We're letting people in a few at a time
What you can bring
- Word, PDF, OpenDocument, RTF, Markdown, plain text, or a .zip of the whole campaign folder
- Session recordings, transcribed for you, or transcribed free on your own machine if you would rather the audio never left it
- Characters from D&D Beyond, by link or PDF
- NPCs, locations, lore, items, quests and factions, pulled out of your prose for you
- Your chronology: session dates read from your filenames, your headings, or the recording's own clock
Everything arrives as a draft you check first, every entry quotes the line it came from, and one click undoes the whole import. Uploaded audio is deleted as it is transcribed. We never keep the recording.
What you get
Battle maps players join
Drop tokens on a grid, track initiative, measure spell areas, reveal fog as they explore. Share a link and they see it live.
Character sheets that do the maths
Build in a guided wizard or import what you already have. HP, saves, spell slots and inventory update as you play.
Dice everyone can see
3D dice synced across the table. No arguments about what someone rolled.
Rules reference, instantly
Spells, monsters, items and conditions, searchable mid-combat, in Greek or English. The full System Reference Document, not a summary of it.
Homebrew workshop
Create monsters, items, spells, species and whole rule systems. Start from any SRD entry as a template.
Your language
The entire interface and the rules reference in Greek, not just the menus. Machine-translated entries say so until a person has checked them.
No third-party trackers. Ever.
No analytics. No advertising pixels. No fonts or scripts pulled from anyone else's server. Nothing on this page comes from a third party at all. The only cookies we set keep you signed in and remember your language, theme and dice. For a product that hears your table, that matters.
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