a minimal character sheet app for D&D 5e

Digital character sheets that are more convenient than PDFs, and more flexible than automated character sheets.

Features:

Unassuming — no limits on what features your character has.
Rich text fields that allow links and light formatting.
Calculates modifiers for abilities and skills.
Important info is always a glance away.
Spell slot management.
Simple UI for tracking abilities and resources.
Find spell descriptions and more from the Open5e API.
Roll dice directly from your character sheet
Supports D&D 5e 2014 and 2024 rules.
Import and export characters.
Light and dark themes
Optionally make your character sheet public in read-only mode.
Experimental language support for German.

Example character sheet: Willowmead, druid

I'm temporarily halting new accounts while I deal with a spam email issue. I hope to have this resolved within a day or so. I apologize for the inconvenience.

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Screenshots:

Main character stats page displaying hit points, armor class, abilities, saving throws, and basic character details for a level 2 druid.

Dashboard listing multiple saved characters with the option to toggle public visibility or create a new character sheet.

Character features and traits section with descriptions of abilities and class features such as Darkvision, Fey Ancestry, and Druidic language.

Spells tab with a scrollable list of known spells, including Cure Wounds and Entangle, each shown with detailed descriptions and controls for managing spell slots and reordering spells.

A dialog showing a search box for spells where the user has typed in Hunter's Mark followed by a result that has been expanded which describes all the properties of the spell Hunter's Mark along with a button to copy the text and close the dialog.

Dark mode view of a D&D character sheet showing skills and weapon stats, with selected proficiencies and a quarterstaff listed as the equipped weapon.

A floating dice panel is opened in the foreground showing various dice buttons and a log of previous rolls.

The minimal character sheet and the dice panel side-by-side in a wider view such that the character sheet isn't obscured.

A mock-up of three phones showing various portions of the character sheet and the dice panel resized to a mobile friendly layout.

Why should I use this?

There are already great options like D&D Beyond that support extremely detailed and automated character sheets. That said, you might want something simpler and less automated. Minimal character sheet aims to be more like paper—it's flexible and it doesn't limit what features and abilities you give your character. And because it handles rich text, you can still link to any external resources you like.

I made minimal character sheet because I wanted something more usable than a form fillable PDF, but more flexible than fully automated character sheets.

How much does it cost?

It’s free to use. I'm footing the bill for this myself at the moment. If for some reason it becomes prohibitively expensive, then I might need to consider other options—maybe a tasteful, unobtrusive ad for cool TTRPG stuff. But for now I don't have any plans to monetize the app.

Can you support [this feature I need]?

Maybe. I'd like the app to be as nice and convenient as possible. That said, time is limited and the app is intentionally minimal, so I can't guarantee it. But if you have an idea for a feature or if you want to report a bug or provide any other feedback, send me an email at blake@blakewatson.com.

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Made with ❤️ and ☕️ by Blake Watson. Code on GitHub.