Rook Lv 5
Human · Rogue
Hit points 38 / 38
AC 15
- STR −1
- DEX +3
- CON +1
- INT +2
- WIS +2
- CHA +0
Flowmir
A new way to experience your adventures.
Flowmir is the digital companion for D&D tables, designed to make every session smoother, simpler and more immersive. It shows you the information that matters at the right moment and clears away the interruptions that break the scene, without replacing the game table.
Join the waiting list- 21 Nyra
- 18 Orren
- 14 Dire wolf
- 11 Rook Rook
The toll is not paid in coins. Ask what the tollkeeper takes.
Let your sheet help you.
Flowmir is built to help exactly when it counts: the sheet arranges its information around the situation in play and changes with your character’s health, so you stay focused on what really matters.
Don’t keep your friends waiting.
The details and mechanics of any item or spell are always at hand, and dead time at the table shrinks.
Take the weight out of combat.
Initiative, turns, counters and monster sheets: Flowmir takes on the most tedious parts of combat. Damage and conditions land on the sheets with nothing called out loud, the narration keeps flowing, and battles become more immersive than ever.
You always know whose turn it is.
The turn order is right in front of you, updated in real time: you plan ahead and reach your move without hesitation.
Don’t lose the thread of the story.
With session recaps and everyone’s notes, the whole party stays up to date and nothing gets forgotten.
Get the whole party on the same date.
Everyone votes the days they can play on a shared calendar, and the best date stands out at a glance, with no endless group chats.
Rook Lv 5
Human · Rogue
AC 15
Hit points Bloodied 38 31 7 0 / 38 −7 −24 +38
- STR −1
- DEX +3
- CON +1
- INT +2
- WIS +2
- CHA +0
Death saves Stable
Successes Failures
Name Salt-Iron Blade Type Weapon · Rare · requires attunement Rule On a hit against a creature bound to salt water, the blade deals an extra 1d6 radiant damage. Save entry
- Salt-Iron Blade Homebrew
- Cloak of Elvenkind Wondrous item · Uncommon
- Guiding Bolt Spell · Campaign source
- Dire wolf Beast · CR 1
- Concentrating Condition
- 21 Nyra 38 /44
- 18 Orren Blessed 44 /44
- 14 Dire wolf 22 14 /22
- 11 Rook 19 27 /27
- 7 Kessa 31 /31
Rook
Party character
Hit points 19 27 /27 +8
Damage Heal
Dire wolf
Hostile creature
Hit points 22 14 /22 −8
Damage Heal
Creature sheet
AC 14 · Speed 50 ft · Passive perception 13
Bite +5 · 2d6+3 piercing · DC 13 or prone
Current turn Nyra Orren
- 21 Nyra
- 18 Orren
- 14 Dire wolf
- 11 Rook Rook
- 7 Kessa
Recap · Session 14
- The party crossed the bridge at dusk and did not pay the toll.
- Kessa recognised the sigil on the tollkeeper’s ring.
- Rook kept the ring. Nobody has asked him for it yet.
- They made camp within sight of the salt flats.
The ring is heavier than it looks. The tollkeeper called it the second seal.
Save- Session 13 Tagged note
The toll is not paid in coins. Ask what the tollkeeper takes.
- Session 13 Tagged note
Nyra would not cross the bridge first. She would not say why.
- Thu 26 Mar
- Fri 27 Mar
- Sat 28 Mar
- Sun 29 Mar
Anyone can sit at your table.
One-shots no longer have barriers: a guest starts playing right away, with a character already prepared and no account at all.
- Combat Hit points · conditions Available section G Guest
- Stats Abilities · saves Available section G Guest Guest
- Spells Spellbook · slots Available section G Guest Guest
- Journal Character entries Available section
RookHit points 27 / 27
27 / 27 · updated
The party crossed the bridge at dusk and did not pay the toll.
One-shot · guest access
QR entry · schematic
Frequently asked questions
What is Flowmir?
It’s the digital companion for D&D tables. Its goal is to make sessions smoother and more immersive and to simplify the game for everyone, showing the right information at the right moment: in person, online, or alongside a VTT.
Is it a virtual tabletop?
No. Flowmir doesn’t replace the game table or your VTT: it’s built to sit beside whatever setup you prefer, taking care of sheets, combat, notes and scheduling.
Does it work with Roll20, Foundry or D&D Beyond?
Yes. Flowmir doesn’t ask your table to change habits: use it alongside your VTT or the materials you already play with, keeping sheets and game state in sync for everyone.
Does everyone need an account?
Recommended, so your progress is saved, but not required: in one-shot mode guests scan a QR code and play a character already prepared, with no account at all.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, Flowmir is built for the screens already at the table: phones, tablets and laptops.
When does it launch?
There’s no official date yet, but likely within 2026. Join the waiting list and we’ll write the moment Flowmir is available.
Join the waiting list: when Flowmir opens, you’ll get a single email from us.