A connected toolkit for your table
A note on your phone. A map in a folder. A name the party won’t stop asking about. Bring them together, follow the connections, and turn your preparation into moments at the table.
No credit card · Players join free
See it in action
Follow Maren and Brindle from a first note to a discovery at the table.
Wiki links
Link people, places, and ideas as you write. Follow a name straight into the lore behind it.
Explore worldbuildingThe link opens Brindle’s article, ready to explore.
Illustrative playback · Example lore and scenes
Portrait generation
Add your creative direction, generate a portrait, and bring the character into view alongside their lore.
Explore Runekeeper & AIA single portrait appears on Maren’s article.
Illustrative playback · Sample AI portrait · AI art uses Runes · About beta access
Relationship graph
Follow the threads between people, places, and factions. Focus on one name to find the story around it.
Explore your world’s connectionsBrindle’s connections stay in focus, with his article one click away.
Illustrative playback · Example lore and scenes
Runekeeper · World-aware AI
Ask for an idea within your world, review the answer, and keep the useful part as a note on your GM screen.
Explore the RunekeeperAdd to canvas turns the response into a quick note for play.
Illustrative playback · Example response · AI uses Runes
GM screen · Connection Gravity
Open a scene’s connections, recognize the people and places, and bring a useful reference onto your GM screen.
Explore the GM screenBrindle joins the doorway on your GM screen.
Illustrative playback · Example lore and scenes
Battlemap · Walls, light & vision
Place your party, shape sight with walls and light, and let the map reveal the view from their tokens.
Explore battlemaps & session toolsThe same moment: the GM sees the encounter; Maren sees only what her token can.
Illustrative playback · Example lore and scenes · About beta access
Player reveals
Choose the audience and how much to share. Introduce a name, then reveal the face and story when the moment arrives.
Explore player revealsThe Full Card reveals her portrait and summary. The GM note stays private.
Illustrative playback · Example lore and scenes · About beta access
Languages & character understanding
Let a character’s languages matter. Show unfamiliar scripts, then grant understanding when a spell, translator, or story moment calls for it.
Explore character-specific viewsWith a translated view, Iona can now read the inscription too.
Illustrative playback · Example lore and scenes · About beta access
01 / Build your world
Keep the strange idea. Bring the notes you already wrote. Connect a person to a place and a reason to care. Your world grows from there.
Link another entry while you write. Return to the person, place, or event when you need the wider story.
Keep maps, descriptions, and the people who inhabit a location within reach of each other.
Keep your world’s lore alongside the campaigns that take place in it. The setting can outlive a single party.
02 / Prepare & run
You’ve built a world. Keep it close when the players surprise you. Find the right reference, pin what matters, and give your attention back to the table.
Gather the names, locations, and references you expect to need. Add another when the party takes a turn.
Keep your physical setup or preferred virtual tabletop. Use the GM screen as your window into the world.
Use player reveals to bring the party into the scene while keeping your private notes to yourself.
Player reveals · beta03 / Share with players
Give your players a place to explore the people, places, and clues you’ve shared. Keep the parts they haven’t earned yet for the moment that matters.
Player portal · beta · Explore beta access
Choose what to share as the story unfolds. GM-only lore remains private.
Shared locations, characters, and factions are easier to return to than a trail of chat messages.
Players can join their campaign without a paid subscription. Companion access and signed-in campaign access serve different views.
Make it your own
Bring an existing world, find a little creative help, or choose the setup that fits your table. Explore what matters to you.
Your campaign did not begin with this app. Bring supported notes and world exports into Skryrún, review the result, and connect the pieces you want to use next.
Sometimes you need a name. Sometimes you need a different angle. Ask for help inside the world you’re building, then choose what belongs in your story.
Write at your desk, keep references beside the table, and revisit shared lore from a phone. Use the browser you already have.
Explore work made for other tables. Find a world or resource that catches your imagination, look at what it offers, and decide how it fits the game you want to run.
Marketplace · betaGive a GM more than pages to read. Create memorable people, places with pressure, and connections that invite a party to do something unexpected.
Creator tools · in developmentThe name you almost remember. The city you want to return to. The person your character still owes. Revisit the world your GM has shared and bring your curiosity to the next session.
Player portal · betaExplore rules coverage and character tools for your table, from supported systems to your own homebrew.
Explore the direction we are shaping for GMs, players, and creators.
Before you begin
Yes. Chronicler is free, with one world and one campaign. Start without a credit card. See Pricing for current limits and Rune allowances; beta availability is separate from your plan.
Keep your preferred rules, maps, and virtual tabletop. Use Skryrún for the world, the references you need during play, and the lore you share with your players.
Yes. Your lore belongs to you. Export your world in Markdown or JSON when you need a copy outside Skryrún.
Start with something small
You don’t need a finished world to begin. Give the first idea a home and see where it leads.
Chronicler is free. Grow when your world needs more room.
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