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Campaign keeper for 5E tables

Record your sessions.
Keep your world.
Next session loads from your save.

Lorepot is a save file for your campaign — session notes that build your world's wiki as you type.

Free. No card. Your data exports anytime.

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The Main Hall of a Lorepot campaign: the session timeline on the left, the latest session open in the middle, and pins and world counts on the right
A session note in the Lorepot editor, entity names rendered as gold link chips in the prose
Write the session. Names become pages.
Brother Edrin's NPC page listing the sessions he appears in
Every NPC remembers where they appeared.
The hall's world panel: the pinned quest, NPC and location, and the campaign's counts at a glance
The world at a glance: pins, counts, what moved.

Lorepot lets you…

  • Session log

    One note per session. The story's spine, in order.

  • Campaign wiki

    NPCs, quests, locations — auto-created from your own words.

  • Party & roles

    Invite players with a link. The DM sees everything; players see what's revealed.

  • Discord recap

    One click posts the recap where your group already talks.

The wiki writes itself.

Type [[Varn]] in a session note; Lorepot creates the page, links it, and lists every session he appears in. No forms.

Varn Ironjaw's NPC page, auto-created and listing where he appears

Built for the table, not the tab-hoarder.

Every page loads light and fast — no launcher, no plugins, nothing to install. Works on the laptop behind the DM screen.

A quest page with its Open/Done status toggle

Your world stays yours.

Export the whole campaign as Markdown — wikilinks intact, Obsidian-compatible — whenever you want, free tier included.

The campaign export section in Settings

The core is free — unlimited campaigns, sessions and players. Paid tiers come later, for polish and power; your notes are never hostage.

Start your campaign — free