Examples
Seven worked examples, each a real relationship map you can pan, zoom, and analyze on the page: campaigns, character webs, political intrigue, a realm's history, and a shared vocabulary.
Worked examples
Each one is a real map you can explore on the page, with the feature it shows best one click away.
Great Houses
A dense political web: five great houses, factions, and a contested throne. See how a complex world holds together.
Character Web
Map heroes, rivals, and factions. Add relationships like "ally", "rival", and "member of".
Campaign Binder
Sessions, NPCs, locations, and handouts in one collection, linked to each other so prep is findable at the table.
Lore Cross-Reference
Relics, prophecies, and the factions that guard them, cross-referenced so continuity holds across chapters and sessions.
Collaborative Session
Share one map with the table and keep everyone aligned during play. Invites on Starter, live co-editing on Pro.
World Timeline
Lay out a realm's history as eras and dated events, on a calendar all your own.
Shared Taxonomy
Save a collection's tags, relationship types, and event vocabulary as a pack, then reuse it.
Built for every type of creator
See how different creators turn complex story ideas into clear relationship maps.
Creative Writer
Story Planning
Organize character backstories, plan plot revelations, and track how your themes develop. Perfect for managing complex narratives with multiple viewpoints and interconnected storylines. See how Notes & Mentions build the map
Fantasy Novelist
Complex Worldbuilding
Map out character relationships across multiple books, track bloodlines and family trees, and ensure consistency in your magical systems. Visualize how different plot threads weave together in your series. Explore the Great Houses example
Game Master
Managing Epic Campaigns
Track the political intrigue between kingdoms, remember which NPCs your players have befriended, and visualize how different factions connect. See at a glance who's allied with whom when your players decide to support the rebel faction. See how Player-Safe Views keep secrets from your players
Game Developer
Narrative Design
Design branching storylines, track player choice consequences, and manage complex character interactions. See how different quest lines affect the overarching narrative and character relationships. See how Graph Insights trace the paths through your story
Your world is already a web
Every connection you are holding in your head is one you could be looking at. Build your first relationship map free, and see the shape of what you have made.
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