Core feature

Relationship Maps

Visualize people, places, factions, and events as a connected network. Use filters and selections to focus the parts of your world that matter right now.

A relationship map of a city, with characters, factions, and places connected by typed relationships, and the entity sidebar open beside it. — A city map: who lives there, who runs it, and who is quietly connected to whom.

Views & Patterns

Use map views to inspect structure from different angles, from dense clusters to clear chains of command.

Highlight cluster-heavy regions
Spot hub-style connections
Review chain-like relationship paths

Selections & Bulk Edits

Select multiple nodes to retag or apply bulk changes in one pass.

Multi-select with keyboard and click
Change tags for many nodes
Batch updates for selected items

Focus & Filter

Filter nodes by tag, relationship type, or text. Focus on a single faction or spotlight a character's immediate neighborhood.

Tag, relationship-type, and folder filters
Neighborhood expansion
Show only what has a portrait, or only what is well connected

Common workflows

Character web

Map allies, rivals, and mentors to visualize dramatic tension.

Start with key characters
Add relationships with types
Apply an auto-layout: Organize, Grid, Circle, or Hierarchy

Faction influence

Show how factions connect to locations and leaders.

Filter to just factions + leaders
Inspect chains of influence and who answers to whom
Capture a reference view for session notes

Draw on the map

Notes, labels, and lines

Add sticky notes, region labels, and drawn lines straight onto the canvas: the border nobody agrees on, the route the party took, the question you have not answered yet. Annotations can be kept owner-only, and you choose whether they appear in an export.

Your own backdrop

Put a drawn map, a floor plan, or a star chart behind the graph and place your entities on top of it, so the network sits where it actually happens.

Tips

Use zoom controls / and pan with drag to inspect clusters.
Keep relationships typed (ally, rival, member of) for better filtering and readability.
When the map is busy, filter by tag or open only one collection to reduce noise.

Related examples

Character Web

A web of heroes, rivals, and factions, with the typed edges that keep it readable.

See the Character Web example

Collaborative Session

One shared map that keeps a whole table aligned during play.

See the Collaborative Session example

Collections