From campaign status to the next useful action.
Maps, party, handouts, notes, and atmospheres stay connected in one campaign. The session check shows what is ready for the night.

Prepare campaigns and scenes, run encounters, and show the group exactly what matters – with maps, fog, tokens, initiative, knowledge, and audio in one connected workflow.
The captures come directly from RollBerry's current workspaces and show the path from preparation to the player view.
Maps, party, handouts, notes, and atmospheres stay connected in one campaign. The session check shows what is ready for the night.

Organise areas, visibility, and access directly in a project-created test scene. Grid, rooms, walls, and doors stay within the same map workspace.

Notes and handouts stay in your material workspace until you deliberately send them to the player window. GM content and secrets are not exposed by accident.

RollBerry is built for game masters who want to work reliably without a platform, server, or permanent internet connection.
Maps, audio, notes, and campaigns stay local.
You decide what appears on the second display.
Campaigns can be secured, moved, and archived.
RollBerry is not another online tool. It is a local GM cockpit for groups that play together at one table.
If your group plays primarily remote or wants a cloud ecosystem, RollBerry is deliberately not built for that.
The home page covers the primary work areas. The full capability catalog then documents every currently available feature.
Notes, documents, handouts, and campaign knowledge stay connected and easy to reach.
Maps, grids, fog, line of sight, walls, and light work together as one scene.
Tokens, factions, HP, AC, conditions, and initiative stay visible throughout combat.
The feature overview shows the current state. The changelog documents what arrives and improves in every version.