A ThreadNotes sibling

Your campaign, remembered

Dungeon Ledger takes the same shared, connected notes and shapes them around a tabletop group — where half the fun is that not everyone gets to read everything.

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The problem it solves

Nobody remembers what happened three sessions ago

Notes scattered across four notebooks, a party member who forgot something vital, and a DM passing folded paper across the table. Dungeon Ledger puts all of it in one place — including the parts only some people can see.

Real-time party notes

Everyone writes into the same campaign log, live. No more reconciling four versions of what the innkeeper actually said.

Secrets that stay secret

Four visibility levels per note: DM only, author only, author & DM, or a hand-picked list. Pass a secret without passing a note.

Elimination counter

For competitive parties: track who has downed the most, and put the current leader where everyone can see it.

Per-player graph

The node graph of people, places and plots — drawn from what your character actually knows. No two players see the same map.

Screenshots

From an actual table

Dungeon Ledger elimination counter showing party rankings — Elimination counter

Dungeon Ledger note editor with Markdown formatting — Editing a session note

Dungeon Ledger reading view of a formatted campaign note — Reading view

Two products, one idea

Dungeon Ledger is for the table. ThreadNotes is the same shared, connected notebook for everyone else.

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