Question 1

What is Inkless?

Accepted Answer

Inkless is a collaborative campaign management, session-prep, and note-taking platform for tabletop RPG game masters, built so the whole table can use it too. Plan a session, pull up NPCs right when you need them, track your story arcs, and take notes together to remember your table's favorite moments.

Question 2

Which game systems does Inkless support?

Accepted Answer

Inkless works with D&D 5e, Pathfinder, Daggerheart, Call of Cthulhu, Draw Steel, and other tabletop RPGs. It is system-agnostic, so it fits whatever game you run.

Question 3

Is Inkless free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can run one campaign for free, forever, with no card required, including search across all your notes and your first story arc. A paid GM Pro plan ($5 per month or $50 per year) unlocks unlimited campaigns, up to 25 party members, image uploads, and campaign themes.

Question 4

How is Inkless different from Google Docs or a wiki?

Accepted Answer

Google Docs holds your notes, but it does not link an NPC to the session you used them in or surface the right page when you sit down to prep. Inkless connects notes, NPCs, story arcs, and session plans so the right information is in front of you when you need it.

Question 5

Can my players use Inkless too?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Inkless is built for the whole table. Share an invite link and your players join the campaign to write their backstories and take session notes alongside you. They see only what you choose to share, and secrets stay GM-only.

Question 6

Do I need to build a wiki or set up a database?

Accepted Answer

No. There is no wiki to build and no spreadsheets to maintain. Start a campaign and add NPCs, places, and plot hooks as they come to you.

Question 7

Can Inkless recap what happened last session?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Inkless can recap your last session in seconds, so you remember what happened even after weeks between games.

Question 8

Does Inkless work on mobile?

Accepted Answer

Inkless runs in the browser on desktop, tablet, and phone, so you can prep at your desk and reference everything at the table.