AI DnD App: Character Sheet, Dice, One-Shot
A real table in the browser: the sheet tracks what the fight costs, the d20 rolls in the open every time, and four one-shots each have an ending.













The table is already set.
Open the work: pick a choice, roll the d20, watch HP fall, reach an ending.
The app is the table.
Neta Studio is an AI world builder: describe the party, the place and the rule you want enforced, and the agent builds a playable session with its own sheet, dice and endings. It uses the characters and locations already in your world, so the campaign starts with a cast instead of a blank page.
- A real sheet, not a stat block — class, HP, AC, six modifiers, one resource and a pack that the engine actually reads.
- Rolls in the open — every risky choice shows its DC and modifier, and the result lands in the log.
- Endings with a receipt — HP lost, checks won, resource spent; the session closes instead of trailing off.
Questions? Answered.
Do I need to know D&D 5e?
No. The sheet gives the modifier, the choice gives the DC, and the app rolls and narrates. You pick; that is the whole job.
Is there a real dungeon master?
Not a person. This is an app: the scenes and checks are written, and the AI builds the session. It does not improvise every turn.
Can I play it solo?
Yes. One player, one evening, nobody to schedule.
How long is a one-shot?
Ten to fifteen minutes: three acts, about six checks, three endings.
Can I use my own world or cast?
Yes. The button builds the session in the world you are already in. The proof on this page comes from four existing worlds.
Does it remember between sessions?
Each one-shot is self-contained and the sheet resets. For a linked campaign, say so in the prompt and name what carries over.
What dice does it use?
d20 plus the ability modifier against a DC; attack rolls add proficiency. A failure costs HP, not the story.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. The layout folds to one column and the choices stay tappable.
Your table is one sentence away.
Name the party, the place and the rule. The session comes back playable, sheet and dice included.