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Quest Ledger
An offline-ready DnD 5e character sheet
An installable DnD 5e sheet for live sessions. Save characters locally, use it offline as a PWA, and track HP, spells, resources, dice, history, and JSON backups without accounts.
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Hi Product Hunt, I built Quest Ledger because I wanted a DnD 5e sheet that feels useful at the table, not just complete on paper. It runs entirely in the browser: no account, no backend, local autosave, JSON backups, quick dice rolls, session controls, spells, inventory, and history snapshots. The part I like most: you can install it on your phone as a PWA after the first load, keep your character saved locally, and reopen it offline during a session. The current focus is practical play: big HP controls, resources, death saves, conditions, dice, and a compact edit mode for the full sheet. I would love feedback on: - what is still too slow during a live session - which 5e workflows should be one tap - whether the layout feels better on mobile or desktop It is open source and free under MIT.
About Quest Ledger on Product Hunt
“An offline-ready DnD 5e character sheet”
Quest Ledger was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #111 on the daily leaderboard. An installable DnD 5e sheet for live sessions. Save characters locally, use it offline as a PWA, and track HP, spells, resources, dice, history, and JSON backups without accounts.
On the analytics side, Quest Ledger competes within User Experience, GitHub and Games — topics that collectively have 505.9k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Quest Ledger performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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