Your party's campaign log

Keep the moments.
Skip the homework.

A battle won, a blade that speaks, the villain unmasked. Record it together. Remember how you became heroes.

Free for one campaign and five players. No credit card.

Session 12Beneath the Ashen Vale

In progress

EventThe Blood Oak awakensIn the grove beneath the roots, the druid Malakor feeds captives to the tree.
LootThe Lost Ring of Orrin ThistledownA ring of protection +1, in a rusted chest beside the gnome who owned it.
BattleClash in the goblin stockade · VictoryGoblins ×6 · Giant rats ×4
PersonSkrit the HandlerA weeping lizard-kin beast-keeper. Goblins stole his clan's dragon hatchling.
LocationThe Sunken SpireAn ancient fort that swallowed itself. Ash-choked silence in the courtyard.

How it works

Start. Log. Share.

Nothing to save and nothing to write up afterwards. The log is the session.

Start the session
The DM starts a session with one click. Everyone in the campaign sees it open on their phone.
Log the moments
Anyone at the table logs a person, an event, a battle, a location or loot. A name and a note, and it appears for everyone as it happens.
Share and remember
- MVPKestrel Vane
- Most killsThorn Underhill · 9
Claim your kills, vote the MVP, and the Waystone Card raises itself. Share it with anyone, and keep it forever.

The payoff

Waystone Cards

A recap for every completed session: who was there, what happened, what you found. The only thing in Waystones you can share publicly.

Find anything

That innkeeper from session three, the sword nobody could lift. Search by name across every session and campaign.

MVP votes

Every player picks one person each night. Not themselves. Ties share the win, and the campaign remembers.

Leaderboards

MVP wins, most kills, most logged. Derived from the log, never typed in, so nobody can pad their numbers.

Questions

Do my players need accounts?: Yes. Everyone signs up, then joins a campaign from the invite link the DM copies out of the app. That is what makes the log theirs too.
Does it listen to the session?: No. Nothing is recorded or transcribed. Someone at the table logs what mattered, a name and a note at a time.
Which game systems does it support?: Any. The system is a label on the campaign. The five things you log happen in every game.
Can I share a session?: Only its Waystone Card. Campaigns and sessions are never public; the card is a read-only recap you can send anywhere.
What happens when I outgrow the free tier?: Your campaign keeps working. Starting a second one, or seating a sixth player, is where Pro begins.