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For parties & dungeon masters
Notes that link themselves, sessions that schedule themselves, and a party inventory that finally adds up. The essential Dungeons & Dragons campaign management tool — built by gamers, for gamers.
★ 4.8 · trusted by 120+ parties
Chapter IV · The Undervault
The party stands at the sealed gates. The Pale Warden knows they are coming…
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Features
Four tools that share one brain — your campaign's notes. Collaborate with your party on notes, character developments and plot twists; everything links back to them.
Notes
Type a name mid-sentence and Runekeeper offers the link. Hover any link for a preview — every note knows what mentions it back.
Sessions
Propose dates, let the party vote, collect RSVPs. Subscribe once and every session lands in everyone’s own calendar.
Inventory
All five coins — platinum, gold, electrum, silver, copper — plus every weapon, armor piece and magical item, with an audit trail nobody can quietly edit.
Atlas
Upload custom maps of your world and pin markers straight onto them — each one opens the note behind it. Keep endgame maps hidden until the party earns them.
Pricing
Every word of your campaign — notes, sessions, inventory, maps, the whole table — is free, forever. You only need a plan once you start uploading images and files, and that runs on your shared Ohhi storage.
Everything textual
Uploads & storage
No player accounts to pay for, and no per-seat pricing. Storage is shared across everything you keep on Ohhi — split one plan across your campaign, or use the space you already have.
For dungeon masters
Runekeeper draws a hard line between what the party knows and what only you know — in notes, maps and search alike.
Private notes
Private notes and private sections live right next to party notes. Nothing leaks — not in previews, not in search, not in links.
View as player
One toggle renders the whole campaign as any player: hidden notes, maps and mentions simply disappear. No more accidental spoilers.
Hidden maps
Lower levels and endgame maps stay DM-only until you flip them visible — mid-session if you like.