Characters, inventory, spells, quests, maps, lore and combat in one place, for the whole table. Run it fully offline on your own machine, or on our servers so your party sees every change the moment you make it.
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All your D&D. One place.
Not a cache, not a degraded read-only mode. Offline Essolis is the whole app running on your own machine, and a campaign can move between the two.
Flip one switch. No account, no sign-in, no connection — the whole tool, on your device.
Invite the party. Everyone sees the same campaign, updating as it happens.
Either way the exit is the same. Export any campaign as a single .essolis file —
an ordinary zip holding your campaign as plain JSON and every image exactly as you uploaded it.
Rename it to .zip and your computer opens it. Nothing in there needs us.
Your world. One tool. Endless adventures.
Everything below is one campaign, seen from the DM's side. Players see their own half of it — their character, their inventory, their spells.
Build a character through a guided creator, then stop recalculating. Modifiers, proficiency, saves, passive perception, carry weight, spell slots and hit dice all follow from what's on the sheet.
Drop creatures in from your own bestiary, roll initiative, and run the round. Damage, healing, conditions with round counters and death are all one tap, and the whole table watches the same tracker.
Build an adventure out of blocks — phases, encounters, bosses, loot, puzzles, NPCs and lore — connect them, and keep your private notes in the same place as the part the players get to see.
Race, class, background, abilities, skills, equipment and languages — each one a step, each showing what it does to the character while you pick. The sheet at the end is already correct, and your own homebrew sits in the same lists as the rulebook.
Hover a pin.
Enora — one campaign's real map. Every pin opens a page of its own.
Your own catalogue with rarity, price, weight, attunement, containers and ability text. Give an item to a player and it appears in their bag — edit it later and every copy updates. Attunement and encumbrance are per-campaign switches, so turn them off if your table doesn't track them.
The full 5e SRD — 557 spells — searchable by level, school and class, with condition tooltips. Add your own and they sit in the same list. Casters get a spellbook, prepared-spell counts and slots that match their class.
Write your own races, classes, subclasses, feats, backgrounds, skills and languages — with real mechanics, not just descriptions. Point a campaign at your ruleset and every player's character creator follows it, the same way it follows the rulebook.
Everyone the party has met, and everyone they haven't yet. Allies, villains and deities carry full stat blocks, attacks, resistances and loot tables — so an NPC can walk straight into the initiative order.
A wiki for your world: articles with sections, quick facts and [[links]] between them, so a name in one entry opens the next. Plus the books and scrolls themselves, read page by page. Your setting stops living in a document nobody opens.
Run as many campaigns as you like and play in other people's at the same time. Invite your party with a link or a code; you're the DM of the ones you create and a player everywhere else.
Upload your map and pin it: settlements, dungeons, ruins and regions, each with its own page, its own local map and its own notice board. Define climates and the creatures that live in them, and keep a pool of travel events to fire while the party is on the road.
.essolis file, importable anywhere, forever.One tool that holds a whole 5e campaign: every character sheet, the party's inventory, your spell list, your quests, your world map, your lore and your combat tracker. The DM prepares in it between sessions and runs from it during them; the players use the same app for their own characters.
Yes — completely. Offline mode is not a cached copy of some pages. The entire app runs against a database on your own machine, and it makes no network requests at all. You can create campaigns, build characters, run combat and edit everything with the connection off. Switching back is one click.
Both directions. Take a live campaign offline and it downloads — including every map and portrait — onto your device. Push it back up when you're done. If the copy you're about to replace has changed since, Essolis stops and asks rather than quietly overwriting a session's worth of work.
You still have it. Any campaign exports as a single .essolis
file, which is an ordinary zip: rename it to .zip and your
computer opens it. Inside is your campaign as plain, readable JSON plus every
image exactly as you uploaded it. No proprietary container, nothing that
needs us to read it.
To play in a shared online campaign, yes — each player has their own account and their own character. If you're running offline on one machine at the table, you don't need any accounts at all.
No. One payment and the account is yours, with nothing to cancel. There are two kinds: a Player account for joining campaigns, and a Dungeon Master account for creating and running them. See pricing.
D&D 5e, with the 5.1 SRD content built in — races, classes, backgrounds, feats, spells and base items. Each campaign picks its rules edition, and anything you homebrew sits alongside the official content rather than replacing it.
Yes, and not as an afterthought — the character sheet, quest editor, combat tracker and maps each have their own phone layout, because a player checking their inventory mid-turn should not be pinch-zooming a desktop table.
Bring them. Items, spells, lore, NPCs, creatures and travel events all import from JSON in bulk, and each kind has a downloadable template showing the shape it expects.
Make it here. One payment, your data stays yours, and it works whether or not the venue's Wi-Fi does.