Open threads, listed.
The overview shows which notes changed since the last recap and who hasn't RSVP'd. Prep is reading, not filing.
Runekeeper is built for the laptop at the head of the table: find any name in two keystrokes, see what the party knows about it, and keep what they don't.
Steward of Vellmoor since her father vanished at the Drowned Chapel. Ask her about the Ashen Crown and she changes the subject to grain prices.
The overview shows which notes changed since the last recap and who hasn't RSVP'd. Prep is reading, not filing.
Search finds a note by anything written in it. Hover a link for the gist without leaving the page. The private box is right there — and only for you.
Type it as prose. Every person, place and item in it links itself and shows up on their pages. Loot goes to the inventory. Players read it on their phones.
“I stopped keeping a second notebook for secrets. The lock icon does it.”— a DM running her fourth campaign in Runekeeper