The only campaign manager built for sandbox TTRPGs. Advance the in-world clock and your plots, factions, and consequences move with it — while an in-world newspaper keeps players immersed between sessions, not just at the table.
17th of Emberfall, 1043 — Hollowmere
17 Emberfall · Greywater Crossing
The Margrave's collectors quietly doubled the toll at first light, stranding three grain caravans on the eastern bank. Merchants call the levy ruinous; the garrison calls it necessary, with the harvest convoys still days away…
Read more →15 Emberfall · Hollowmere
A guild cartographer has not returned from the barrow-mounds, where her assistant reports strange lights for three nights running. The Reeve has posted a modest bounty for any word of her whereabouts…
Read more →12 Emberfall · The Broken Tankard
What was once whispered is now shouted: recruiters in grey sashes were seen at the Broken Tankard, and the city watch did nothing to stop them — a silence that speaks louder than any proclamation…
Read more →Every campaign gets its own Gazette — a public, shareable link your players read with no account at all.
Most campaign tools are static binders — nothing changes unless you change it by hand. Kobold Kronikler is built the other way around. You decide how much in-world time has passed — a few hours, a few days — and a single advance cascades through everything you've set in motion. Time moves only when you move it. There is no real-world clock, no background ticking, no schedule running behind your back. You are always the one holding the hourglass.
Move the campaign date forward by hours or days, on your own schedule, whenever the story calls for it.
Each plot advances by its own rule. Milestones fire. Factions move their agendas forward by the amount of time that passed.
Expired hooks resolve. Scheduled consequences run — revealing hidden entities, spawning world events, advancing other clocks in turn.
When consequences produce news, the Gazette gets an unpublished draft — yours to edit, approve, or discard. Nothing reaches your players until you say so.
Not a virtual tabletop — it sits happily alongside one. This is the tool that runs your world and keeps your table engaged between sessions.
A fully customizable in-world calendar and clock, a world-events timeline players can follow, and the advancement engine that ties it all together.
Plots with advancement rules and cascading consequences, plus a branching hook tree — your entire sandbox as one interactive diagram of prerequisites, thresholds, and triggers.
An interlinked wiki: lore, nested locations, pantheons, planes, factions, NPCs, languages, artefacts and maps — woven together by a force-directed relationship graph, backlinks, and a command palette.
A per-campaign in-world newspaper with in-world datelines and a public link that needs no login. The between-sessions hook that keeps players in your world.
Every invited player gets an authenticated space: their character, the party, quests, recaps, notes, handouts, maps, and the player-safe view of your wiki.
An automated checker catches contradictions before your players do. Rule-based checks run on every tier; an optional AI semantic pass goes deeper on Premium.
Plus a bestiary with encounter run-mode, session planning & recaps, printable handouts, random tables & dice, co-GM collaboration, and player feedback & questions.
Players who are invited get their own portal — so the campaign lives for them between sessions too. A great player experience is how word of mouth starts: every campaign can bring a tableful of new people into the world.
Author per-audience versions of the same lore with their own canon states. Secrets stay secret, misinformation can be seeded on purpose, and canon evolves as the story does.
I'm Kelly, and I build Kobold Kronikler on my own. There's no company behind me demanding ever-increasing profits, no investors waiting for a flip. I have a full-time job elsewhere, which means this project gets to do something rare: prioritize serving the people who use it over chasing growth.
That's a deliberate choice, and it shapes everything — from a free tier that genuinely runs a complete campaign forever, to a promise that I'll never coerce you into upgrading. Subscriptions through features, not through coercion.
Built to last, and built honestly — by one GM who got tired of watching the tools we love get sold off and squeezed.
No credit card. Paid tiers add scale, customization, and the optional AI suite when you want them — never to unlock the basics. Accessibility options are always free, on every tier.
Kobold Kronikler is still in its early phase. The paid tiers below show where the tool is heading, but they're not available to purchase yet — every new account is created on the free Scribe tier.
Already using Kobold Kronikler? While we finish building the paid plans, you can request a temporary upgrade to try the higher-tier features for free during this early phase — just get in touch.
Paid tiers are not yet available — see the notice above. Pricing will be announced before launch.
Create a free account and run a complete campaign today — then watch the world keep moving between every session.
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