Docs & Guides
Written for players and DMs, and checked against what the app does today. For a problem with your account, go to Support. To see what changed recently, read What’s New.
Guides
How each part of FTTHelper works, one task at a time.
Getting StartedWhat FTTHelper is for, and the shortest path from a new account to your first session.Campaigns & InvitesStart a campaign, send the invite link, and what the DM can do that players cannot.Sessions & NotesLog a session, write notes, and choose who can read each one: only you, you and the DM, or the whole party.AI Recaps & Story HooksWhat the recap and the story hooks are built from, who can make them, and who can read them.The AssistantBrainstorm with a chat that can read your campaign, or talk to an NPC in character.Summon Art & the ForgeMake art from a description, pick a model, and roll NPCs, encounters and tables on the Forge.CompendiumLook up monsters, spells, items and the rest of the rules reference, and add entries to your campaign.NPC CodexFind a ready-made NPC, grab a copy, chat with them or remix their art, or write your own.Your Setting: the Campaign LogWhere the people, places and things of your setting live now that the campaign holds them.Credits, Plans & Your Own KeysWhat Hero changes, what a credit buys, how monthly and bought credits differ, and using your own API key.Profiles & GalleriesYour public profile, which of your art shows on it, and how the leaderboard ranks creators.Content LicensingWhat FTTHelper builds on (SRD, OGL, Creative Commons), what we deliberately exclude, who owns what you create, and where the full attribution documents live.
Account & connections
Signing in, connecting an AI tool, and the Discord bot.
Sign-in & Your AccountPassword and magic-link sign-in, resetting a password, signing out of every device, and deleting your account.AI Tool Access (MCP)Connect Claude, Codex, Cursor or another MCP client to your campaigns with a personal access token.The Discord BotWhat the /summon command does, how linking your account works, and what the bot does not do yet.
Resources
Tools and references that pair well with your table.
Choosing a Virtual TabletopRoll20, Foundry VTT, Owlbear Rodeo compared honestly — and how to pair your VTT with the story side of FTTHelper.Free Rules & SRDsWhere to get legal, free D&D rules content: the SRD under CC-BY-4.0, Open5e, and how our own Compendium sources and credits it.Maps & BattlemapsTools to build your own battlemaps and sources of ready-made ones — what they cost, when each shines, and how maps fit around FTTHelper.Campaign Management & Worldbuilding ToolsWorld Anvil, Kanka, LegendKeeper, Obsidian compared honestly — where dedicated wiki tools shine, and where FTTHelper does something they cannot.Generators & Quick ToolsName rollers, encounter builders, and idea engines, including the procedural generators on our own Forge.Publisher Resource HubsWhere game companies publish official free content — SRD programs, quick-start rules, and community-content programs worth bookmarking.