Boards & cards
Drag, drop, and stack cards across boards. Hand-arrange a scene, group by act, or sort by initiative. Cards keep their full stat block on the back and a portrait on the front.
Features
One portal for the whole campaign, from prep to performance
DND Cards bundles the tools a dungeon master reaches for into a single, table-shaped surface — so you spend your energy on the story, not the software.
In-product captures
Real screenshots from the deck
Static card captures from the live UI — swap in fresh shots via /proof/card-capture when you ship visual updates.
Lore graph
Link any card to any other and watch your world resolve into a navigable web. Trace bloodlines, factions, and secrets without losing the thread.
AI conjuring
Describe a character, item, or location and get a fully-statted card back. Generate matching card art so your deck looks the way your world feels.
Imports that meet you where you are
Shred a sourcebook PDF into clean, editable cards, or import from D&D Beyond — drop a character .json, use our bookmarklet, or paste a monster statblock — with re-import diffing when content updates.
Live multiplayer
Presence badges, shared cursors, and synced boards keep your party in the same scene in real time — local or remote.
Board chat & Discord bridge
Talk at the table without leaving it, and bridge the board to your campaign's Discord so the conversation follows the game.
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PDF Shred: your sourcebook never saw it coming
You have the PDF. We have the grinder. Drop in a dense sourcebook — homebrew zine, scanned tome, that one Google Drive link you swore you'd organize — and watch it come out the other side as a living deck. No more “which tab was the lich on?” archaeology. No more squinting at three-column stat blocks at 11:47 p.m. Just cards you can sort, link, flip, and actually run at the table.
Your secrets stay yours. The party sees what you reveal — the shredder just makes sure your prep isn't still trapped in Adobe's basement.
What it does
Rips through dense pages, splits mixed content, and maps entries into card-shaped chunks with type-aware fields — spells know they're spells, monsters flex their AC, lore lands where lore belongs.
Why you'll feel smug
Prep velocity goes up. Context-switching flatlines. Your DM brain stays on pacing and villain monologues instead of copy-paste purgatory. You'll look prepared. You'll be prepared. We won't tell.
Scanned & cursed PDFs welcome
OCR kicks in when the pages are images, not text. Re-shred the same file and get a diff — new cards flagged, changed ones highlighted, the old import respected like a proper archivist.
Board-native from second one
Imports land in sorted lists, link into your lore graph, and sit on the board like everything else. Your prep stops living in a folder and starts living where the game happens.
Feed the beastDrop a PDF. Text or scan. We've seen worse.
Review the haulAccept, reject, rename. You're the curator, not the intern.
Deal to the tableCards hit the board. Initiative never waits on you again.
Clean card packsSpells, monsters, items, NPCs, and lore — typed, titled, ready to drag.
Relationship-ready dataNames and entities preserved so your lore graph snaps together like it always knew.
Editable source of truthEvery card stays tweakable for your homebrew table reality. The PDF doesn't get the last word.
Re-import diffsUpdated PDF? See what's new, what changed, and what vanished — without nuking your campaign.
And it rides shotgun while you play
The table tools, built in
The small things that keep a session moving — so you never break the scene to dig through a rulebook.
Dice with spell FX
Roll inline with class and spell effects that fire on the board.
Initiative tracker
A floating tracker keeps turn order and conditions front of mind.
Compendium
An SRD-aware reference for monsters, spells, and rules, always a tap away.
Rules, Codex & Glossary
A layered reference woven through every card and term.
Gamification
Streaks, achievements, and a daily lucky draw reward showing up.
Themes
Reskin the board per campaign - gothic, tome, obsidian, and beyond.
Cards-first VTT flow
Combat that stays tied to your deck
The point is continuity: the same cards you prep become the same combatants you run in play.
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Initiative → action → resolution on one surface, tied to the cards you prepped.
Drop tokens from your campaign deck onto the battlemap.
Start initiative, arm an action, click a combatant — no tracker hop.
Roll attack/save, apply damage, tick conditions — state stays on the token.
1. Stage the scene
Drop player, monster, and NPC cards onto the battlemap from the same campaign deck you prepped on the board.
2. Run the round
Start initiative, arm an action, click a target, and resolve attacks/saves without hopping to another tracker.
3. Keep state visible
Conditions, concentration, HP, and turn order stay attached to each token so everyone reads the same battlefield.
Import status and roadmap clarity
Available now:manual card creation, AI conjuring, PDF shredding, and D&D Beyond import (monster statblocks via text/JSON or public URLs; PCs via pasted character JSON — sheet links require login and show in-app export steps).
Coming next:spell/inventory card extraction from character JSON, richer sheet sync, and authenticated D&D Beyond API integration when available.
A word on your data
Your campaigns are yours. Boards are scoped to your workspace, and shared links and reveal controls let you decide exactly what the table sees and when. Secrets stay face-down until you flip them.
We lean on row-level security so members only ever see the campaigns they belong to — no accidental peeks behind the screen.
Open the grimoire
Your table deserves a board worth gathering around.
Spin up a workspace, a first campaign, and a starter board in a single sign-in. No credit card. No setup ritual.