LegendKeeper is a wiki, map and timeline tool for game masters and worldbuilders. Pro costs $7.50/month billed annually, with a 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
LegendKeeper is a browser-based worldbuilding tool and RPG campaign manager. It is built for game masters, writers, worldbuilders and game designers who need to organize the lore, places and events of a fictional world in one project instead of scattered documents.
The company says more than 200,000 creators use it, with over 180,000 worlds and 26 million pages created, and it lists an Ennies Gold award. The product is still labeled Beta, though the company calls it polished and stable enough for daily use.
Each project is a private workspace made of a wiki, maps, timelines and whiteboards. Pages can be nested without limit, formatted with a rich-text editor and slash commands, and linked together by hand, with @-mentions or with the auto-link button that finds connections missed in a first draft.
Maps are uploaded as images and nested from world to region to town to dungeon. Pins on a map link to wiki pages, and new pages can be created directly from the map. Projects stay private until the owner invites people or publishes a public link.
The wiki supports tags, featured images, tables, layouts and reusable page templates. Maps accept files up to 14K pixels and 100MB, with customizable pin icons, colors and border styles, and pins can be filtered by tag or hidden from players. Timelines offer chronicle, Gantt and calendar views, custom calendar systems and time units from billions of years to the minute.
Boards provide an infinite whiteboard with Page Cards and Board Cards that connect back to the wiki. Secrets can be placed inside wiki pages for GM eyes only. Real-time editing shows collaborators' cursors, and full-text search, dark mode, an asset library and a Map Starter Pack are included.
LegendKeeper is a browser-based worldbuilding tool and RPG campaign manager. It combines a linked wiki, nested interactive maps, timelines and whiteboards. It is aimed at game masters, writers and game designers.
The Pro plan costs $9 per month, or $90 per year, which works out to $7.50 per month. Prices are converted to your local currency. A free Basic plan lets you view, export and collaborate on other people's projects.
Yes. Every new account gets a 14-day free trial, and no credit card is required to start it. LegendKeeper does not offer refunds after that.
No. An unlimited number of guests can take part in your projects for free, and only the project owner needs an active subscription. Players can be invited as free collaborators or given a public viewing link.
No. LegendKeeper says it is not a VTT but a worldbuilding website and home base. It is meant to be used alongside Foundry, Roll20, Fantasy Grounds or other VTTs.
Project owners can still view and export their projects but cannot edit or create new content. Guests cannot view projects with lapsed subscriptions. LegendKeeper commits to always keeping an export feature available.
Yes. The import tool supports markdown, Obsidian, WorldAnvil, Google Docs and other formats. LegendKeeper says most users are ready in under 20 minutes.
No. It is aimed mainly at tabletop roleplaying games, but the company describes it as unopinionated and suitable for writers, game designers and worldbuilding hobbyists too.