Tabletop Hub
One connected campaign instead of ten tabs. Characters, maps, encounters, loot and your own rulebooks all know about each other — so nothing gets re-entered, and nothing breaks on update day.
Built deepest for Pathfinder 1st Edition — a full character engine, not a fillable form — and it runs your table for any system you play.
One connected campaign — nothing gets re-entered
Your character, the map, the encounter, the loot and the rulebooks are the same campaign, not five apps stitched together. Award a magic item and it lands on the player's sheet with its bonuses already applied. Build an encounter and its monsters walk onto the map and into initiative. Nobody retypes anything.
It doesn't break when we ship
There are no modules to install, so there are none to break on update day — the single most common way a virtual tabletop ruins a session simply can't happen here. It runs in the browser with nothing to configure, and if your connection drops mid-session your character keeps working and syncs back up when you return.
Smart scheduling
Propose a few times, everyone marks availability, and the app surfaces the slot that works — timezone-aware, with RSVPs and reminder emails so nobody no-shows.
In- & out-of-character chat
Separate IC and OOC channels per campaign with live updates, avatars, reactions, replies, pins, and image drops. Speak as your active character automatically.
Video at the table
Drop into a built-in video room with your party — no second app, no extra link to chase down.
Interactive character sheets
Upload a PDF and get a clickable sheet: tap any stat, save, skill, or attack to roll it straight into chat. Each character carries its own portrait.
A real Live table
Initiative with one-click party rolls, a party HP strip, damage and healing in a tap, persistent conditions, an NPC board, and a "you're up" nudge. Prepared an encounter? One button puts it on the table — creatures staged, map set, light and weather applied.
Tactical battle map
Grid calibration, drag tokens, HP bars, Pathfinder 5-10-5 distance, and spell templates that highlight everyone caught in them.
Lighting that does the work
Trace walls and doors and each token sees only what its own eyes and torch reach — darkvision read off the character sheet, doors you open mid-fight, secret ones the party hasn't found. Buy a map in .dd2vtt or .uvtt and its walls, doors and lights import already built.
Put it on the TV
A read-only table screen for the room to look at, plus pop-out map, chat and video windows for your own second monitor. The table screen shows the PLAYERS' view — casting your own would show them the ambush.
Restore points that branch
Take a snapshot before a session and you can roll the whole campaign back to it — chat, documents, maps and all. The timeline you left is archived rather than deleted, so “what if we hadn't” is a fork, not a loss.
Search your own rulebooks
Upload your manuals once and ask a question in plain English — answers come back cited to the page, grounded in your actual books rather than invented. Optional: a GM can switch AI off for the whole campaign, and everything else keeps working.
Living campaign journal
Auto-suggested Codex entries, session recaps, an in-world calendar and timeline, and tappable wiki-style links between everything your group has written.
Loot, XP & the details
Shared loot with a holder for every party member, per-character XP, dice macros, and safety tools (lines & veils, X-card) built in from session zero.
For Game Masters
A prep-to-play console: build encounters and NPCs, drop them onto the map, run initiative, award loot and XP, and pull rules answers from your own module — without breaking the scene to dig through a book.
For Players
Know what’s next in ten seconds: your next session, your character, the current quest, and where to play. Roll from your sheet, run more than one character, and jump into the live table in a click.
Gather your party
Spin up a campaign in a minute, invite your group by email, and load in a sample adventure to see it all in action.
- Players always free
- Joining a game costs your players nothing, ever. No per-seat charge, and nothing to buy before you can try it.
- Your data stays yours
- Characters export to a plain JSON file you keep, and Hero Lab portfolios import straight in. Nothing is locked to us.
- AI is optional
- A GM can switch it off for the whole campaign in one click, and every core feature still works. Where it helps, it is grounded in your own books and cited — and there is no AI-generated art anywhere in here.