Pins that open notes
Link a pin to a note and a tap on the map opens it, with everything the party wrote about the place.
Interactive maps
Pin your notes on the map of your world.
Upload a world, town or dungeon map and drop a pin on every place that matters. Each pin opens the note behind it, so the map becomes the campaign’s table of contents. A pin on a private note is yours alone until you share the note.
Free for the whole table · no credit card · in the browser and on iPhone and Android
Place · 6 referencesVellmoorHarbour town on the edge of the Sallow. Lady Isolde Varr keeps its keys.
What you get
A map that knows the story.
Secret places stay secret
Pin a private note and only you see the pin. Share the note, and the pin appears on the party’s map.
World, town, dungeon
As many maps as you like in a campaign, from the continent down to the second level of the crypt.
Every note knows where it is
A place shows the maps it is pinned on, so the way back to the map is one tap.
Pan, zoom, pinch
Smooth on a laptop and on a phone. Drag a pin to move it, or nudge it with the arrow keys.
An icon for every place
Cities, inns, ruins, caves, ports, quests and danger: 21 icons, so the map reads at a glance.
How it works
From a picture to a map you can read.
Upload the map
A PNG, JPG or WebP of up to 10 MB: made in a fantasy map maker, scanned from paper or taken from an adventure you own.
Drop the pins
Click where a place is and pick its note, or just give the pin a name.
Share it with the party
Players open the map on their phones and tap through to the notes. Pins on your private notes stay yours.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I use a map I made somewhere else?
- Yes. Upload any PNG, JPG or WebP of up to 10 MB: a world map from a fantasy map maker, a scan of a hand-drawn map or a page from an adventure you own.
- Do players see every pin?
- No. A pin on a private note is only for its author. When you share the note with the party, the pin shows up on their map.
- What does it cost?
- Maps and pins are free. The map image itself uses the storage of your Ohhi account; text never does.
- How is this different from the battle maps?
- Maps with pins are pictures of your world, to find your way and your notes. Battle maps are drawn in Runekeeper to fight on, with a grid, tokens, light and fog of war.
- Does it work on a phone?
- Yes. Pinch to zoom and tap a pin to open its note, in the browser or the app.
Free forever · players never pay
Put your world on the table.
Start a campaign, upload the map and pin the first place.
- No credit card, no trial that runs out
- Unlimited campaigns, notes and players
- In the browser on phone, tablet and laptop
- An app for iPhone, iPad and Android
More for your table
All features →It all hangs off the same notes.
Battle maps
Draw a battle map in your browser and play it with fog of war, light and levels, on the TV and on every phone.
Read more →Campaign notes
Every name you write becomes a link and every note shows who mentions it: a campaign wiki that writes itself.
Read more →Session scheduling
Find an evening with a date poll, collect RSVPs from phones and put every session in everyone’s calendar.
Read more →