Loreloom

Loreloom connects a private encyclopedia to the events and people it describes. Articles can feed an atlas, custom-calendar chronology and family trees; character sheets, inventories, journals and canvases extend the same world into play. Visibility can be controlled participant by participant, useful when a game master wants collaborators to see different truths. The service runs in English and French, is free and ad-free, works across screen sizes, and offers a demo before registration. A complete world can be exported as JSON.

Its impressive scope comes from an independent non-professional publisher rather than a large company. That makes the privacy principles and export especially welcome, but it also means users should keep their own regular backups and judge support expectations accordingly. Markdown export is not yet available, and the unusual trade-house simulation will matter only to certain campaigns. Loreloom deserves attention for groups wanting private, bilingual and connected records at no subscription cost, provided they are comfortable adopting a younger service and retaining copies of important material.