Your hero,
ready at the table.

A D&D 5e character sheet that does the math. Gear, feats and level-ups recount every bonus for you, so at the table you just roll.

  • 5e 2024 rules
  • Free core, always
  • No account needed
  • Autosaves on this device
A level 5 Paladin character sheet open in RollKeep on a phone
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Chapter I · The builder

Build characters, not spreadsheets

Take a look at how the builder works: from supported rules to a ready character sheet in one flow.

Character Creation

Structured character setup

Classes, species, and backgrounds with supported rules built in.

Spell Management

Spell selection with supported preparation logic

Prepared limits and granted spells are handled automatically.

Character Sheet

Every bonus counted for you

Attack, damage, AC, saves, skills and spell DC recount when your stats, gear or level change.

Equipment & Inventory

Equipment affects your stats

Armor, weapons, and items are reflected in the sheet.

Export & Sharing

JSON export available

PDF and shareable formats are in progress.

Mobile Support

Works across devices

Layout adapts to desktop and mobile screens.

The sheet does the math

Every number knows where it came from

Modifiers, proficiency, gear and feats add up on their own. Change a stat, an item or your level, and every line that depends on it recounts.

  • Attack roll+7

    Strength
    +3
    Proficiency
    +3
    +1 weapon
    +1
  • Spell save DC14

    Base
    8
    Proficiency
    +3
    Charisma
    +3
  • Level 4 → 5+1

    Proficiency
    +2 → +3
    Attack roll
    +6 → +7
    Spell save DC
    13 → 14
    Athletics
    +5 → +6

The same goes for AC, saving throws, skills, speed, spell slots and prepared spells.

At the table

The sheet is built for real table use

These are actual mobile views from RollKeep, not mockups.

Equipment tab in the RollKeep mobile character sheet
EquipmentWeapons, armor, and inventory stay tied to the live sheet.
Spells tab in the RollKeep mobile character sheet
SpellsSlots, spell metadata, and quick casting are built for phone play.
Resources tab in the RollKeep mobile character sheet
ResourcesClass resources and healing actions are visible at the table.
On a bigger screen

The same sheet, laid out for a laptop

Above 1200px the sheet switches to a three-column view. Real screenshots of a level 5 Paladin.

Combat tab in the RollKeep desktop character sheet
CombatHands, resources, and spells side by side, with HP always in the header.
Features tab in the RollKeep desktop character sheet
FeaturesSpecies traits, feats, and class features in one view.
Rules engine

What the engine handles today

An honest map: what counts itself, and what you still read.

  • AutomaticAbility modifiers, proficiency, attack and damage bonuses, AC, saves, skills, spell DC and spell slots.
  • DescriptiveSome feature effects are shown as rules text for you to apply.
  • NextMore of that text turns into computed mechanics with each update.
Chapter II · The quest

How it works

Three simple steps to create your next character.

  1. 1

    Choose species, class, background

    Select from the D&D 2024 SRD species, classes, and backgrounds. Preview traits and class features as you go.

  2. 2

    Configure abilities, spells, equipment

    Assign ability scores, choose spells from your class list, and equip your character with starting gear.

  3. 3

    Play with a ready-to-use character sheet

    Your character sheet is generated automatically and ready for the table. Level up in place and export to JSON anytime.

Try it

Roll for stats

The classic way: four six-sided dice per ability, drop the lowest.

STR? 
DEX? 
CON? 
INT? 
WIS? 
CHA? 

Rolled at the table? Type your scores into the builder by hand.

Chapter III · The quest log

Roadmap

A snapshot of what is stable today, what is in active development, and what comes next.

10 of 18 shipped

Stable

What you can use today

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  • Core character creation: classes, species, backgrounds, and subclasses
  • Ability score setup: standard array, point buy, and manual entry
  • Skills, saving throws, and modifier calculations
  • Level-up wizard with per-level history
  • Spell selection and preparation for supported rules
  • Inventory and equipment management
  • Companions: familiars and mounts on their own sheets
  • Autosave on this device, with cloud sync when signed in
  • Mobile-friendly layout
  • Dark mode

In Progress

Actively being built and refined

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  • Automatic application of more features and feats
  • Export options: PDF and shareable formats
  • Improved spell management: filters, limits, and UX
  • Rules engine expansion: effects, conditions, and derived logic

Planned

Future directions

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  • Multiclassing
  • Custom and homebrew content
  • Party management
  • Printable sheets with optimized layout
Chapter IV · Ask the innkeeper

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about RollKeep.

Still curious? Ask on Discord

Yes. Creating and playing characters is free with no limits on this device. A free account adds cloud sync for up to 10 characters. We may add optional paid conveniences later, but the game itself is never behind a paywall — local characters are always unlimited.

By default — on your device, in your browser's storage. That means they won't follow you to another browser or device, and clearing your browser data (history/site data cleanup, private mode) deletes them. Two ways to keep them safe: export any character to a JSON file as a backup, or sign in — a free account syncs up to 10 characters to the cloud so they survive any cleanup and open anywhere.

It supports the D&D 5e (2024) rules with SRD 5.2.1 content. That includes the classes, species, spells, and options published in the System Reference Document — not the full Player's Handbook.

Yes. RollKeep is mobile-friendly and works well on phones and tablets, and you can also add it to your home screen to use it like a web app.

No. You can create and save characters on your device without an account. Signing in adds cloud sync, so the same characters open on any of your devices.

Yes, you can import characters from RollKeep JSON exports today. Support for other common character sheet formats is still in progress.

Not yet. Custom items are next on the roadmap; full homebrew classes and options come after. Currently the builder focuses on D&D 2024 SRD content.

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