Time that keeps itself
Every rest, battle, forage and journey moves the clock by exactly the right amount. A long rest is eight hours; identifying an item takes two minutes. You never do the arithmetic again.
Features
Everything your world needs to keep time.
Chronkeeper handles the rules-of-the-world bookkeeping that slows a session down, so the consequences of every choice land exactly when they should.
Keeping track
The bookkeeping a living world needs, kept for you between sessions.
A calendar for your world
Name your own months, weekdays and seasons. Chronkeeper always knows the date, the hour and the season, whether your world borrows a calendar or invents its own.
Journeys with weight
Connect your locations with routes, then choose how the party travels: on foot, on horseback, by cart, by oar, under sail or on the wing. The time on the road is worked out for you, and encounters are checked along the way.
Every session on the record
Rolls, rests, fights, travel and notes land in a running log stamped with in-game time. "What happened last session?" finally has an answer. Undo an entry and the clock rewinds with it.
Crafting
A crafting system you define, built to pull players into the world between fights.
A crafting engine you defineAdept
Write your own recipes from your own ingredients: what it takes, what it makes, how long it sits on the bench. Your world decides what a healing draught costs, not a rulebook.
Ingredients in the lootAdept
Stock loot tables with your ingredients and let the dice decide what the party finds. Rarity is yours to set, so the rare reagent stays rare and a hoard can turn into next season of crafting.
Projects your players driveAdept
Characters carry their own crafting projects, gathering and preparing components as the days pass. Players stop waiting on downtime and start planning their character's future.
DM tools
The everyday tools, kept in the same place as your campaign.
Roll tables that follow you
Build tables for weather, rumours, treasure and trouble, with entries that can send you on to another table. They belong to you, not to one campaign, so the table you wrote years ago rolls again in the next game, at any table, online or around a kitchen table.
Dice at hand
A dice roller built into the campaign, with the critical hits written straight into the log. No tab to switch to, no roll that goes unrecorded.
Your next session starts on time.
Set up your first campaign in minutes. It's free to start.
Coming September 2026See pricing