FreeCrew vs Hexvellum

FreeCrew is a hobby app for fans of street art and urban visual culture. It's a place to notice, photograph and document the graffiti, murals, stickers and posters you come across in the city — and to appreciate them as design and culture. This is an app for observers and enthusiasts. FreeCrew is NOT a tool for vandalism. It does not help you tag, paint or damage property, and it is not for planning illegal graffiti. It's about looking, collecting and sharing — legally and respectfully. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Spot map — save the graffiti, walls, legal spots, murals, posters and stickers you find on a global map, with a photo, type, style and district. Filter and search your own collection. • Journal of finds — keep a personal log of what you spotted, with photos and tags, linked to a spot. • Community — scene news, local artists, events, markets and sketch meetups in one feed. • Arsenal — a simple personal inventory of supplies for your own legal art projects: pens, markers and stickers, with colour and quantity. • Challenges & art walks — light, fun tasks and curated routes to discover public and legal art around the city. • Progress & achievements — earn XP, build streaks, climb crew ranks and unlock badges for what you find. BUILT TO RESPECT YOU AND THE CITY FreeCrew celebrates legal, permitted and public street art only. Please respect property and follow your local laws. The app works fully offline — your finds, journal, inventory and photos stay on your device. No cloud backend, no third-party trackers, no cross-app ads. Sign in with Apple or create a local account. FreeCrew is for watching the city speak in graphics — as a hobby, legally, and as a community. Not for vandalism. Your spots, journal and photos are stored locally on your device. Privacy Policy: https://free-crew.com/privacy.html Support: https://free-crew.com/support.html

Hexvellum is a cartographer's table for fantasy tabletop games. Draw your world by hand on a glowing sea chart and run the whole session from the same board. Sketch three kinds of maps on one canvas. Ink overland regions with coastlines, contours, roads and rivers, then lay a hex travel grid and measure a journey by pace and terrain. Build gridded battlemaps at real scale, drop tokens for monsters and party members, and clear the room with a soft reveal as the players advance. Draw dungeons room by room and keep them hidden until the party surveys them. Everything is drawn by your hand. Pick a pen, a straight-line wall, a room, a terrain fill or an eraser, choose your ink, and undo or redo as you go. Add points of interest for settlements, dungeons, shops and dangers, and link them to encounters, quests and characters. The reference table travels with your maps. Browse a full bestiary, spell list, items and a rules glossary, then add a creature straight onto the battlemap as a token. Keep character and NPC sheets with abilities, skills, spells and gear. Assemble an encounter and watch the difficulty against your party, then start initiative with the exact creatures already loaded. Track rounds, hit points and conditions, log quests and objectives, keep tagged session notes with a photo, and roll dice with advantage, disadvantage and history. Add a portrait to a character, NPC or note with the camera or your photo library. Export a full backup of your campaign whenever you like and bring it back on another device. Hexvellum keeps your table on one living, hand-drawn chart.