Established at the gaming table
A guild of Dungeons & Dragons tools — a library for your homebrew, a character sheet that does the maths, and a loom for weaving your sessions together. One account opens every hall.
One key to every hall
Sign up once and every hall knows you — and what you make in one flows into the others.
Homebrew LibramThe Scriptorium
Plot and WeaveThe Loom
PC on ParchmentThe Hall of Heroes
Libram → Plot and Weave
Homebrew into your prep
Your monsters, NPCs and items walk straight into your session prep
Libram → PC on Parchment
Homebrew onto the sheet
Homebrew weapons, magic items, spells, classes and subclasses, straight onto the sheet
Plot and Weave → PC on Parchment
From the DM to the table
Recaps land in your players' Notes tab, and private DM notes go straight to their sheets
The Scriptorium
Every item, monster and table your group has ever invented, bound into one illuminated tome — searchable, shareable, and ready at the table.
The Hall of Heroes
A living character sheet that looks like the real thing. Build from official options, roll straight off the page, and print a pixel-perfect sheet for games night.
The Loom
Plan the campaign as a branching tree of beats, run the night from the same screen, then hand your players a recap penned in the voice of your chosen scribe.
Where the guild began
Torch & Turn — the guild's first tool. A combat tracker for initiative, HP and conditions, with players following along from their phones. The fire's banked for now, but it still runs a fine encounter.
Light the forge →
The guild
Appwrights Guild started the way most homebrew does — at the table, hitting a problem no existing tool solved cleanly. Torch & Turn came first, for combat. Homebrew Libram followed, because every table's best content deserves a proper home. PC on Parchment put the character sheet on the same shelf, and Plot and Weave gave the DM somewhere to plan.
Every app here is built the same way: simple enough to pick up mid-session, useful enough to keep coming back to. No ads, no subscriptions. If it doesn't earn its place at the table, it doesn't ship.
