Founded
2019
Starting Price
Free
Category
Writing & Documents
Last updated May 18, 2026
About LegendKeeper
LegendKeeper is a collaborative worldbuilding and RPG campaign management platform built for game masters, authors, and storytellers. It combines a linked wiki, interactive nested maps, timelines, and visual whiteboards into one connected workspace so every lore detail, location, and event stays organized and shareable.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Purpose-built for TTRPG and worldbuilding workflows, unlike generic note tools
- Nested interactive maps with pin-based lore linking are a standout feature
- Unlimited collaborators on Pro - guests never need to pay
- Offline mode lets you run sessions without an internet connection
- Single flat Pro price covers everything - no per-seat or storage tiers
Key Features
Linked Wiki
Auto-linking wiki pages with tags, GM-only secrets, offline mode, and multi-format export.
Interactive Maps
Nested maps with location pins, landmarks, journey paths, and fog-of-war style discovery.
Timelines
Visualize events across eras, moon phases, lineages, and parallel storylines.
Whiteboards
Free-form boards for quest outlines, family trees, magic systems, and relationship maps.
Real-Time Collaboration
Invite unlimited guests, edit together live, and hide secrets from players with granular permissions.
Web Publishing
Share polished, public-facing versions of your world via shareable web links.
Unlimited Storage
Pro accounts include unlimited projects, pages, maps, timelines, and asset uploads.
Pricing
Basic
Free
- View and export all projects
- Collaborate as a guest in any project
- Participate in others' worlds at no cost
- 14-day Pro free trial
Pro Monthly
$9
Best For
TTRPG Campaign Management
Game masters track NPCs, factions, locations, and session notes with player-safe sharing.
Fiction Worldbuilding
Novelists and screenwriters maintain a single source of truth for characters, settings, and timelines.
Collaborative Homebrew Settings
Co-authors build shared fantasy or sci-fi universes with role-based access and live editing.
Published World Wikis
Indie creators publish their game settings or fictional worlds as public web wikis for fans.
