Everything it does, in the order of a session night.

From the prep you do on Sunday to the epilogue on the big screen. Filter by the screen it shows on, or jump to a chapter.

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Before the session

Prep once, in a workspace built around how a campaign really grows.

Your campaign in one placeLaptop: Sessions, scenes, the party, NPCs, handouts, maps, music and shops, each in its own tab.
Scenes you start in one clickLaptop: A scene remembers its battlemap, its mood image or video, its music, ambience and weather, and your notes.
A library that stays findableLaptop: Folders, search and your recent picks, however big the campaign gets.
Bring your own artLaptop: Battlemaps, mood images, world and city maps, as pictures or video. Drop a whole folder in at once.
Fits your real tableLaptopTable: Line the grid and the projection up with your own table, once.
HandoutsLaptopWall: Letters, maps and clues, ready to put on the wall when the party finds them.
Notes and attendanceLaptop: Private notes per session, and who is at the table tonight.
Art prompts includedLaptop: Ready-made prompts in one house style for portraits, NPCs, backdrops and battlemaps, for the image tool you already use.

One console on your laptop, a mood screen on the wall and a battlemap on the table.

One consoleLaptop: What the players see, your library, the map, the fight, the party and the dice, on one screen.
Go live in one clickLaptopWallTable: Pick tonight's weather and mood, and both screens and the music change together.
Preview firstLaptop: Look at anything privately before the players see it.
Always in controlLaptopWallTable: Black out a screen, or wake a stalled one, from your laptop.
Scenes that breatheWall: Moving light, embers and dust, warming up as a fight gets tense.
Title cards and captionsWall: Carve in a chapter title, or put a line of narration on the wall.
Turns at a glanceWall: Whose turn it is and what the enemies look like, without ever showing their exact hit points.
Fog of warLaptopTable: Paint it away from behind the screen; the table follows.
Spell templatesLaptopTable: A Fireball's reach lands on the table where everyone can see it.

Bring your own world map, and travel it.

Your world, inkedWall: Your own map, styled like a cartographer drew it, with the places the party knows of.
Plan the roadLaptopWall: Plan a journey and travel it day by day, on the wall.
Things happen on the wayLaptopWall: Road events and sightings, and a road that can burn straight into the next fight.
Towns up closeWall: Zoom in on a settlement and its streets and walls appear.

From the first roll for initiative to the epilogue on the big screen.

Fights you prepareLaptop: Set up your encounters ahead, and what both screens show when they start.
Initiative without the paperworkLaptop: Type what the table rolled and the order is there. Damage, healing and conditions in a click.
A boss gets an entranceWall: The torches go out, the floor shakes, and the boss is named on the wall.
Dice on the big screenLaptopWall: Roll in secret, or let the dice land on the wall. Natural 20s get the drama they deserve.
Every hit landsWall: Hits shake the screen; fallen foes and fallen heroes get their moment.
An epilogue for every fightWall: The MVP, the boss slayer and the fight's best moments, on the wall when it is over.

Shops, weather, rests and music: the moments between the fights.

Shops the table can readLaptopWall: A themed price board on the wall, run live from your laptop.
Weather on both screensWallTable: Rain, snow, mist, ash and storm, and you hear it too.
Rest by the fireWall: A short or long rest gets its own campfire screen and music.
Level upWall: A celebration on the big screen when the party grows.
Music that fitsLaptop: Pick a mood, or let the music follow what is on the wall.
Layered ambienceLaptop: Stack rain, wind and a crackling fire, each at its own level.
Your own SpotifyLaptop: Your playlists, right in the console.; Needs: Spotify Premium

Monsters, NPCs and the party, and an optional app for the players.

NPCs with a faceLaptopWall: Portraits and a line about them for the wall, your notes for you.
A bestiary to start fromLaptop: Search the open 5e monster library and bring in what you need.
Statblocks from a photoLaptop: Snap a statblock and it becomes a monster you can use.; Needs: Your own Gemini or Claude API key
Your party, importedLaptop: Bring characters in from D&D Beyond, and keep an eye on everyone's hit points at a glance.
Join with a codeOptional add-onPhone: Players join with an invite link and claim their hero.
A sheet in their pocketOptional add-onPhone: Hit points, conditions, death saves, rests and their bag.
Their turn, on their phoneOptional add-onPhone: The turn order, and a nudge when it is their turn.

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