The laptop at the head of the table. Campaign codex, NPC web, world map, encounters.
The phone in your pocket. Character sheet, spellbook, dice tray, live initiative.
Both, synced. The dice still hit the table. Snacks still get eaten. Story stays in the room.
Isometra is two views of the same world. The DM Command Center sits open on a laptop at the head of the table. The Player Companionsits in your players’ pockets. They sync. The dice still hit the table.
NPCs and the favors they owe. Locations and what hides in them. Quests, their threads, who pulled them. Treasure, its weight in plot. The campaign keeps a thousand small things; Isometra keeps them sorted.
The Cartographer holds your setting as one hierarchy — world, region, city, and tactical maps, each illustrated for the place it depicts — and pins every NPC, quest, trap, and session onto it. Toggle the layers; find the gaps.
The Atlas draws every NPC, faction, location, quest, and deity as one living graph — who serves whom, what hides where, which thread leads to the next. Click any node to see everything it touches. Your whole campaign, at a glance.
When your ranger prepares spells in the morning, they reach for their phone. When the rogue checks for traps, they tap their dice tray. The DM's table and the player's pocket share one truth.
Ready-to-run starter campaigns, crafted end to end — every NPC, map, quest, and deity. Fork one and make it your own; it all comes with you.
✦ Sharing your own custom worlds is coming soonFree for everyone during open beta. These are the plans — and prices — for when checkout opens. Players stay free forever; the dungeon master pays only for more AI.
For players and dungeon masters answering the call.
For solo players who want generous AI.
For the dungeon master who keeps the world.
For the chronicler running a whole table.
Name the realm. Choose a setting (your own world, fork one from Discover, or start from a blank slate).
Send a join link. Each player builds a character on their phone.
You bring snacks and dice. Isometra brings the rest.