Module Page Builder
Stack stat blocks, read-aloud boxes, maps, and handouts into a laid-out sourcebook page — set each box's type and column, then drag to reorder.
Scholar's Tower
Your campaign remembers what you forget.
Session notes that stay linked. NPCs with histories. Session Lens timelines and a Campaign Oracle that knows your lore — so three sessions later you still know why the baron owes the party a favor.
Lore Graphliving relationships
Session Lensbeat-by-beat recall
Oracleask your campaign
Inside the tower
See your campaign think in three dimensions.
Session Lens scrubs through beats. The Lore Graph maps who knows whom. The Oracle cites your own notes when you ask who owes a favor.
Session 7Arrived at Thornwall
DMMet Captain Vex
Player 2Learned of the seal
Captain Vex
Thornwall
Iron Compact
The Sealed Door
Who owes the party a favor?
Baron Aldric — session 4 harbor rescue.Session 4 transcript · Captain Vex card
Built for the between-sessions grind
Memory is a DM skill. We made it a tool.
Prep shouldn't mean reconstructing your own plot from scattered notes. DND Note is the tower archive for everything the table discovers.
Themed notes
Dress any note in Tome, Parchment, Inky, Arcane, or Tech — the editor and the published page restyle to match the world you're writing.
Tangible lore graph
Draw a connection from a card's + handle, pick the relationship, and drag to its target — hover a line and click × to cut it. A map you shape, not just read.
Session Lens
A horizontal timeline of scene beats — Party arrived → Met → Learned — pulled from transcripts and DM logs.
Campaign Oracle
Ask questions scoped to your campaign corpus: notes, sessions, and entity summaries. Scholar's Tower answers.
Lore Graph
See factions, locations, and secrets as a living map — not a folder of forgotten docs.
DM Log + Handout
Whisper transcript → DM secrets, DCs, motives, and a Bard's Tale player recap. Copy to Discord in one click.
Stale thread radar
Hub widget flags quests and NPCs not mentioned in the last three sessions — before players forget the hook.
Shared campaigns
Same account as DND Cards, War, and Chat — your workspace travels with you.
The tower is open. Your lore is waiting.
Sign in with the same account as DND Cards, War, and Chat — then open a campaign and let the graph remember what you wrote three sessions ago.