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Free campaign manager and GM toolkit for any tabletop RPG: NPC relationship mapper, dice roller, NPC and plot generators, initiative tracker, and session planner. System-agnostic, in person or online. No login required.
Hi everyone! I'm Hayden, and I made The Spider's Web.
This started as a fix for my own campaign prep. I had NPCs, factions, and plot threads scattered across a dozen notes, and every session I'd forget who owed whom - or that the friendly innkeeper was secretly the villain's mother.
The turning point was realizing my Obsidian vault was already a web. My [[links]] were relationships; I just couldn't see them. So I built something that draws the map for me: drop in your cast, connect them with typed relationships (ally, enemy, secret, romantic...), and the force-directed layout untangles the whole conspiracy automatically.
A few things I built it around: - Free, no account, no login. Everything runs in your browser, and your campaign data never leaves your machine unless you export it. - Obsidian import is one click - notes become nodes, [[links]] become relationships. - Player-safe share links, so your table can see the web without seeing your secrets.
Pro ($10/mo) adds portraits, character sheets, session journal, and prep tools for DMs who want them - but the core map is free forever.
I'd genuinely love feedback: what's missing that would make you move your prep over? I've got a roadmap, but your answers decide what gets built next.
Been using this for my home group and the NPC relationship mapper is surprisingly intuitive. Glad it works without an account, makes it painless to share with my players.
About The Spider's Web on Product Hunt
“Visual relationship mapping for TTRPG players”
The Spider's Web was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #159 on the daily leaderboard. Free campaign manager and GM toolkit for any tabletop RPG: NPC relationship mapper, dice roller, NPC and plot generators, initiative tracker, and session planner. System-agnostic, in person or online. No login required.
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Hayden Kelly
Hi everyone! I'm Hayden, and I made The Spider's Web.
This started as a fix for my own campaign prep. I had NPCs, factions, and plot threads scattered across a dozen notes, and every session I'd forget who owed whom - or that the friendly innkeeper was secretly the villain's mother.
The turning point was realizing my Obsidian vault was already a web. My [[links]] were relationships; I just couldn't see them. So I built something that draws the map for me: drop in your cast, connect them with typed relationships (ally, enemy, secret, romantic...), and the force-directed layout untangles the whole conspiracy automatically.
A few things I built it around:
- Free, no account, no login. Everything runs in your browser, and your campaign data never leaves your machine unless you export it.
- Obsidian import is one click - notes become nodes, [[links]] become relationships.
- Player-safe share links, so your table can see the web without seeing your secrets.
Pro ($10/mo) adds portraits, character sheets, session journal, and prep tools for DMs who want them - but the core map is free forever.
I'd genuinely love feedback: what's missing that would make you move your prep over? I've got a roadmap, but your answers decide what gets built next.