Never again forget who that one innkeeper was.
Atlore keeps track of your campaign: characters, places, factions and sessions, neatly tied together in one graph. For Daggerheart, D&D and every other tabletop role-playing game. You run the adventure, Atlore remembers the rest.
Free. In your browser and as an app on desktop, Android and iPhone. Dice not included.
Wait, who knew whom again?
Every node is a character, NPC, place, faction or session. You draw the connections yourself, or they appear as soon as you mention someone in a session. Tap a node and instantly see who it is in cahoots with.
World grown bigger than your table? Filter by type and the explorer lines everything up neatly.
Every villain deserves a dossier.
A portrait, a short summary and a description for the whole table. Below it, your own notes that nobody else sees. Not even that one player who always reads over your shoulder.
For each node you decide who sees it: everyone, a few players or only you. That plot twist stays nicely secret until the moment is right.
You write the story. Atlore connects the dots.
Type @, pick a node or create a new one on the spot. Whoever writes along sees your words appear live.
Still remember weeks later what happened in session 3? Open a node and read back where it showed up. And if someone accidentally erased the dragon, simply restore an earlier version.
At the table on your phone. Prepping on the couch.
For Daggerheart, D&D and every other TTRPG.
Atlore doesn't care about rules or dice. Pick Daggerheart, D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e or Blades in the Dark when you create a campaign, or choose Other for any system, homebrew included. The rest is your world.
Prefer your own kinds of nodes, such as ships, gods or secret societies? Create your own type with its own colour.
Players only see what you reveal, and everyone keeps private notes for each node.
Free. And your world lives with you.
Atlore costs nothing. No subscription, no trial that quietly runs out, no premium dragons behind a paywall.
There is no central campaign database either. You connect your own database, and your group connects to that address. Your stories simply stay in your own cupboard.
Connecting is a breeze
- Supabase
- Create an empty project and give Atlore a temporary access key. Atlore sets up the rest and shows you the plan first. No surprises, except in your campaign.
- Own server
- Run Atlore on your own machine or server. Campaigns and accounts stay comfortably at home.
- PostgreSQL
- Use your own database, with the server services that come with Atlore.
Then you only enter the address in the app. Atlore checks the connection before it saves anything.
Questions your table is bound to ask.
Is it really free?
Yes. Atlore itself costs nothing. Your campaigns live in your own database, so the only costs are those of your own server, if you have one already.
Which games can I use it for?
Any tabletop role-playing game: Daggerheart, D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e, Blades in the Dark or a homebrew system. Atlore keeps track of your world, not your rules.
Do I need to know about servers?
No. With an empty Supabase project, Atlore sets everything up itself. The app explains what to do for each option.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Atlore runs in your browser on desktop, Android and iPhone, and you can put it on your home screen as an app.
Can you read my campaign?
No. There is no central database. Your campaigns live on your server, and your connection and sign-in stay on your own device.
Can I use Atlore offline?
The app opens without a connection, but your campaigns and changes need a connection to your server.
How do my players join?
You invite them to your campaign. They open Atlore and connect to the same server address.
No download, just a spot on your home screen.
Open Atlore in your browser and install it with the install button, or on iPhone via Share and Add to Home Screen. Enter your server address and the first session can begin.
Open Atlore