Free campaign manager and GM toolkit for any tabletop RPG: NPC relationship mapper, dice roller, NPC and plot generators, initiative tracker, and session planner. System-agnostic, in person or online. No login required.
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Hi everyone! I'm Hayden, and I made The Spider's Web.
This started as a fix for my own campaign prep. I had NPCs, factions, and plot threads scattered across a dozen notes, and every session I'd forget who owed whom - or that the friendly innkeeper was secretly the villain's mother.
The turning point was realizing my Obsidian vault was already a web. My [[links]] were relationships; I just couldn't see them. So I built something that draws the map for me: drop in your cast, connect them with typed relationships (ally, enemy, secret, romantic...), and the force-directed layout untangles the whole conspiracy automatically.
A few things I built it around: - Free, no account, no login. Everything runs in your browser, and your campaign data never leaves your machine unless you export it. - Obsidian import is one click - notes become nodes, [[links]] become relationships. - Player-safe share links, so your table can see the web without seeing your secrets.
Pro ($10/mo) adds portraits, character sheets, session journal, and prep tools for DMs who want them - but the core map is free forever.
I'd genuinely love feedback: what's missing that would make you move your prep over? I've got a roadmap, but your answers decide what gets built next.
Hi everyone! I'm Hayden, and I made The Spider's Web.
This started as a fix for my own campaign prep. I had NPCs, factions, and plot threads scattered across a dozen notes, and every session I'd forget who owed whom - or that the friendly innkeeper was secretly the villain's mother.
The turning point was realizing my Obsidian vault was already a web. My [[links]] were relationships; I just couldn't see them. So I built something that draws the map for me: drop in your cast, connect them with typed relationships (ally, enemy, secret, romantic...), and the force-directed layout untangles the whole conspiracy automatically.
A few things I built it around:
- Free, no account, no login. Everything runs in your browser, and your campaign data never leaves your machine unless you export it.
- Obsidian import is one click - notes become nodes, [[links]] become relationships.
- Player-safe share links, so your table can see the web without seeing your secrets.
Pro ($10/mo) adds portraits, character sheets, session journal, and prep tools for DMs who want them - but the core map is free forever.
I'd genuinely love feedback: what's missing that would make you move your prep over? I've got a roadmap, but your answers decide what gets built next.