Your D&D campaign never has to pause.
Convoke is the continuous-play Dungeons & Dragons 5e platform, for gamers who want to play more than their calendars allow.
Campaign Management and Scenario System
Run your whole campaign from the chat. As GM you can voice NPCs, call for checks, run combat with initiative and a battle map, and award XP and treasure without leaving the conversation, while players roll, cast, and track HP from their Action Sheet. Scenarios let you split the party or build branching adventures, so the story keeps moving between live sessions.
GM Chat Controls
Impersonate NPCs, prompt PC checks with push notifications, and award XP, Inspiration, and treasure — right in the chat.
Action Sheet
The Character Sheet’s actionable functions in chat, with real-time HP and resource tracking synced to the full sheet.
Encounters & VTT Mode
A fully integrated Encounter system with Initiative Tracker and VTT mode with full map support.
Scenarios
Nested scenarios within campaigns for splitting the party or segmenting the campaign.
Shops
Auto- or GM-generated inventories that tie directly to the Character Sheet Inventory for buying and selling items.
Quests
Track quest progress, rewards, and associated NPCs and encounters.
3D Dice Roller
Fully customizable in both desktop and mobile modes, for all rolls.
Custom Campaign Options
Per-Campaign options (such as Desperate Measures, Madness, or different rest options) that directly affect built-in Gameplay Mechanics.
Campaign Scribe & Lore
Convoke remembers your campaign so you don’t have to. The Campaign Scribe turns your sessions into a wiki and timeline you can edit, tied to your world’s own calendar, and tiered lore means each character learns only the truths they’ve uncovered.
Wiki & Timeline
A self-creating and fully editable record of your campaign as it unfolds.
In-World Calendar
Fully customizable and integrated with the Campaign Scribe.
Lore & Tiers of Knowledge
Different Tiers of Knowledge per PC, linked to the Wiki and Timeline.
Character Sheets
A D&D 5e character sheet that does the bookkeeping for you. It tracks weight, coins, attunement, and what you carry versus what you’ve stored, sends every check and attack roll straight into chat, and makes short rests, long rests, and leveling up quick.
Inventory System
Innovative weight and coinage tracking, attunement, and carried vs. stored items.
In-Chat Rolling
All checks and combat rolling integrated into chats.
Rest & Leveling
Short/Long Rest and Leveling made easy.
Content Creation, Libraries, & Exchange
Build what your table needs, then share it. Generate a map or build one by hand and play it in 2D or 3D, or turn any image into a playable map. Publish homebrew races, classes, spells, and items, share campaigns, quests, and shops on the Exchange, and import characters from Foundry VTT, screenshots, or pasted text.
2D/3D Map Creator
Generate a map or build one by hand, then play it in 2D or tilt it into 3D.
Image-Based Maps
Turn any image into a playable map with the image-based creator and editor.
Share Your Creations
Publish homebrew Races, Subraces, Classes, Subclasses, Backgrounds, Spells & Items — and share Campaigns, Scenarios, Lore, Quests, Shops & more on the Exchange.
Import & Export
Import characters, NPCs and stat blocks from Foundry VTT, JSON, screenshots or pasted text — and export to JSON, Foundry VTT, CSV or PDF.
Mobile Friendly + App
Your game goes wherever you go. Install Convoke on your phone or computer straight from the browser, get push notifications when a check, your turn in combat, or a session call needs you, and schedule live sessions or let your group vote on the date.
Push Notifications
Push alerts for DMs and @mentions, PC checks, your turn in combat, and session calls — you pick which, with Quiet Hours.
Session Scheduling
Schedule live sessions, or Blast the Horn: propose up to five dates, let players vote, and lock in the winner.
Progressive Web App
Convoke is a Progressive Web App — install it on iOS, Android, Windows, or Mac straight from the browser, no app store needed.
Convoke the Party!
Find your people. Looking for Group helps you find a game, a GM, or players for your table, GM profiles come with player reviews, and World Table runs West Marches–style open campaigns where players form their own parties and vote on the next quest.
Looking for Group
Find a game, a GM, or players for your table.
Hire-a-GM
Browse GM profiles and player reviews today. Paid sessions with professional GMs are coming soon.
World Table
West Marches–style open-table campaigns: player-formed parties, a shared overworld map, and quest votes.
Interactive Tutorials
See Convoke in action before you sign up. Each tutorial opens a demo campaign and walks you through one feature, step by step, from rolling 3D dice to running combat on the virtual tabletop.
Shops
Guided walkthrough of a campaign’s shops — visiting and buying.
Quests
Guided walkthrough of the campaign quest board.
World Table
Guided walkthrough of World Table — parties, overworld, and quest votes.
Exchange
Guided walkthrough of the Exchange — browsing, previewing, and copying community content.
Action Sheet
Guided walkthrough of the Action Sheet — rolling, casting, spending features, and resting from chat.
Character Sheet
Guided walkthrough of the Character Sheet — vitals, rests, leveling, rolling, and inventory.
3D Dice Roller
Guided walkthrough of the 3D dice — quick dice, advantage, and themes.
Scenarios
Guided walkthrough of scenario play — scenes, decision nodes, and parallel branches.
Campaign Scribe
Guided walkthrough of the Campaign Scribe — chronicle, wiki, and timeline.
Lore & Tiers
Guided walkthrough of campaign Lore — public knowledge and tiers of hidden truth.
GM Chat Controls
Guided walkthrough of the GM’s in-chat tools — voices, private messages, checks, and awards.
In-World Calendar
Guided overview of the in-world calendar — custom systems, story dates, and the passage of time.
VTT Mode
Guided walkthrough of the virtual tabletop — tokens, measuring, fog of war, and turn-by-post combat.
Looking for Group
Guided walkthrough of Looking for Group — finding a game, a GM, or players for your table.