Features
Everything a campaign leaves behind, kept in one place.
No tags, no folders. Runekeeper reads what you write and connects it for you.
01 · Automatic links
Write a name. It becomes a link.
Any note title that appears in your text is linked as you type — a dotted line while writing, a firm teal link when read. Rename a note and every mention follows.
We rowed out to the chapel at dusk. Brother Caddoc refused to step onto the stones. Under the altar: a fragment of the Ashen Crown.
Referenced by · 4 notesSession 7 — The Drowned Chapel · “…Brother Caddoc refused to step onto the stones…”Lady Isolde Varr · “…he still calls her Izzy…”Vellmoor · “…keeps the shrine by the east gate…”
02 · Backlinks
Open a note. See who mentions it.
Every note lists the recaps, places and people that reference it, with the sentence that does. Forgotten threads find their way back.
03 · Private by default
Keep secrets next to the note.
Mark a note private, or attach a secret to a party note: only you see it. Players read the rest — no second notebook, no copy-paste.
Steward of Vellmoor since her father vanished.
She is the Hollow King’s daughter.
Sessions & RSVPSchedule, collect yes/no from phones, attach the recap.
Party inventoryWho holds what, with a ledger nobody can quietly edit.
Maps with pinsPan, zoom, drop a pin on any place note.
The graphYour whole campaign as a web. Hover to follow a thread.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Runekeeper free?
- Yes. Every text feature — notes, crosslinks, sessions, inventory, maps — is free for every member of the campaign. Only image uploads use storage, which runs on your Ohhi plan.
- Can my players write too?
- Yes. Everyone you invite can add and edit party notes, RSVP to sessions and manage the party stash. Private notes and secrets stay with their author.
- Does it work on my phone?
- Yes. Runekeeper is a responsive web app you can add to your home screen; it works on phones, tablets and desktops without an app store.
- Is it only for Dungeons & Dragons?
- No. Categories, currencies and calendars are free-form, so it works for Pathfinder, Call of Cthulhu or any tabletop campaign.