LoomHold is a campaign manager and live-session tool for tabletop RPG game masters, built around one idea: your campaign should remember itself.

Every NPC, location, faction, item, and thread lives in one connected canon. Every proper noun is a wikilink — names link to names — so you navigate your world by following references instead of hunting through folders. Hover any mention and the record is right there. Rename an NPC and every reference follows automatically, and a built-in audit catches broken links and orphaned records so the web stays whole session after session.

What makes it different:

• Dungeons that hold their rooms. A keep, a crypt, or a town is a single record containing its own rooms, shops, and landmarks. Lay them out on a floorplan, wire them with doors, and promote any room to a full location when it grows.
• Run the session live. A glowing marker tracks the party room to room. Loot and hazards surface as they go, and every beat is stamped with where it happened.
• Combat, round by round. Drop your party and any statblocked monster into one initiative order. Track HP, conditions, concentration, and death saves. The finished fight saves into the session.
• Maps & a living timeline. Image maps with linked points of interest, and a draggable world timeline of eras, events, and sessions on one axis.
• AI recaps you approve, change by change. Paste a messy post-session braindump, get back typed, reviewable edits. Toggle each one — nothing touches your canon without your say-so. Your content is never used to train AI models.

A genuinely useful free tier covers your whole cast and world with no time limit. Paid plans ($5–8/mo) add session-running tools and an AI assistant that reads your canon.

A focused, less-overwhelming alternative to World Anvil, Kanka, and Obsidian Portal — built by a GM who runs a weekly game on it.