Start with your material
Open a starter library or create cards for your spells, loot, rules, and homebrew.
Edit a card and see its preview in the same workspace.

Create spell cards, loot, and homebrew references in a local desktop app. Add your artwork and export PDFs or PNGs for play.


Keep your cards and artwork together in a local project. Edit a card and check its preview as you work.
Use it for the table material that piles up before a session: spell references, item rewards, creature or NPC abilities, condition reminders, faction cards, rules aids, and homebrew prototypes.
Start with a spell, item, or homebrew idea. Make the card your own, then export it for the next session.
Open a starter library or create cards for your spells, loot, rules, and homebrew.
Edit a card and see its preview in the same workspace.
Edit the text and layout, then add or adjust your own artwork. Optional image generation is available with your own OpenAI API key.
Keep each image with the card it belongs to.
Export selected cards as PDF sheets, sleeve inserts, fold-over handouts, or PNG files.
Print the set or share it with your players.
Give players clear references for spells, treasure, rules, and the ideas unique to your campaign.
Build spell cards, item handouts, creature abilities, conditions, or rules references for the next game night.
Shape card faces, layouts, frames, and fields for custom mechanics, new-player aids, or table-specific references.
Import, review, generate, and assign artwork where it belongs: on the card being made, not lost in a folder.
Send notes, PDFs, photos, or voice captures into review so the library changes only after you approve the result.
Prepare selected cards as PDF sheets, fold-over handouts, sleeve inserts, or PNG faces for play and sharing. Support for virtual tabletops (VTTs) is in progress.
Export a single card or a whole set for your next session.



The desktop card-authoring and export core is ready for real testing. Phone capture, AI intake, generic assets, VTT support, and onboarding are still being shaped, so expect rough edges and useful change.
Use bundled starter material as a clean first path into the workflow, then adapt the library to your own table.
Inspect, build, import, and restore library packages without treating shared content as a cloud-only black box.
Join the beta through Patreon and unlock the current desktop build inside the app with the Patreon login flow.
Join the paid beta through Patreon, install the desktop app, and create cards for your next session.