Turn Tracker vs Character Companion

Turn Tracker (the successor to the popular app InitiativeBoard) is a slick and easy to use initiative tracking aid for combat in pen-and-paper role playing games like D&D (5e or any other edition), Pathfinder (1e or 2e), Starfinder, Shadowrun and many other systems. Initiative rules are configurable to your game's rules: choose dice (d20, d10, 1d6 to 5d6), ascending/descending order, range of values and more. Also choose from one of the built-in color schemes, or design your own. No more messy whiteboards, magnetic boards or pencil and paper! Quickly and easily create draggable tiles for PCs and NPCs, and arrange them in initiative order on the board, or let the app take over the dice-rolling for you. Determining initiative, changing the turn order and starting new encounters is all a matter of seconds. Turn Tracker fully supports landscape and portrait orientation as well as slide-over and multitasking - no more app switching just because you need to look something up in a PDF or on the web. The free version of Turn Tracker supports one campaign with up to 10 tiles on the board (5 PCs/NPCs each). Upgrading to Premium lifts these restrictions and you can run multiple campaigns in parallel, with unlimited PCs/NPCs per campaign.

Our app is packed with features to elevate your character sheet experience, making it the ultimate companion for your D&D adventures. Seamlessly track every detail of your character, from skills and stats to inventory and more. Pair your sheet with a comprehensive spellbook that lets you learn, prepare, and manage spells effortlessly. Take combat to the next level with our intuitive combat page, designed to streamline every encounter. Stay connected with your party by syncing character statuses over Wi-Fi, ensuring teamwork is always at your fingertips. Need to customize on the fly? Our quick-add page makes searching for items, features, and updates fast and easy. Whether you're on mobile or tablet, our app adapts to your needs. So, grab your gear, gather your party, and remember: it’s dangerous to go alone. Take a companion!