Be present at your own table.

TurnWarden runs combat from one screen: initiative, HP, conditions and dice, with a live Player View the table can open on any phone, tablet or TV.

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Optimised for D&D 5.5e60-day money-back guarantee
TurnWarden mid-combat in Round 3: the initiative order with a Bugbear Warrior's turn underway, conditions on the board, and its Stat Block open beside it.

THE PILE-UP

Three places at once is two places too many.

The fight runs from a PDF, a notepad, and a sticky note for who is Frightened. None of it is on a screen the table can see, so every state change gets narrated aloud, twice. By round three the DM has stopped running drama and started stage-managing bookkeeping. TurnWarden puts all of it in one place, on your screen and on the table's.

A DM's table mid-fight: a notepad of crossed-out hit point tallies for three Goblins, a sticky note on it saying Goblin 2 is Frightened, another saying Round 3, and eraser crumbs beside a pencil.

The round in front of your table.

Open the Player View on the TV, a tablet, or every player's phone. Each one shows the same thing: whose turn it is, which conditions are visible, and who is Bloodied. Nobody has to ask.

The fight on your screen.

The tracker holds every Actor with its initiative, current HP and conditions. Click any combatant and its full Stat Block opens beside the order: actions, reactions, AC.

Roll behind the screen. Reveal when it lands.

The dice tray keeps rolls private by default. Switch on Reveal and the next result shows in the Player View for the whole table.

TurnWarden's Dice Tray with Reveal rolls switched on, and an attack roll of 19 in its history.
The Player View on a phone, showing the same attack roll of 19 revealed to the table.

THE TURNWARDEN EXTENSION

Pull Monsters from D&D Beyond into your Library.

The TurnWarden Extension copies the Stat Block from any D&D Beyond monster page in one click. Paste it into TurnWarden and the Monster lands in your Library, ready for the encounter. The Extension only runs on dndbeyond.com. You can also paste JSON directly: anything in the import format works, including published adventure exports, homebrew sheets and your own scripts.

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A Goblin Minion copied from its D&D Beyond page with the TurnWarden Extension, pasted into TurnWarden, and opened in the Library with its full Stat Block.

SYSTEMS

D&D 5.5e first, Pathfinder too.

The 2024 rules come first: every condition is ready out of the box, stat blocks slot in without massaging, and the round structure matches how your encounters actually run. Pathfinder and other initiative-and-HP systems run the same way at the table, so TurnWarden works there too.

PRICING

Three ways to pay.

$39.99

per year. Auto-renews. 60 days to change your mind.

Monthly

No commitment

$4.99 USD/mo

Annual

33% less than monthly

$39.99 USD/yr

Founding Warden — first 100 only

For the first 100 seats. One payment, and the price never changes.

$99 USD lifetime

Lifetime offer

Founding Warden — first 100 only

0 / 100 claimed

The first 100 subscribers fund the work. They get a price that never changes, a direct line to the maintainer, and extra weight in roadmap votes. After the 100th seat the offer ends.

  • Lifetime access at $99 USD — no future price changes.
  • Direct Discord line — founding-only channel; the maintainer reads every message.
  • 2× feature-vote weight in future roadmap polls.
  • The TurnWarden Extension — same as everyone gets.
  • If pricing tiers ever appear, Founding Warden sits at the top tier at the price you paid at sign-up.

QUESTIONS

Common questions before the first session.

Five questions people ask before their first session, covering pricing, refunds, system support, the Player View and the Extension. The full set is on the FAQ page.

  • What if I want a refund?
    TurnWarden has a 60-day money-back guarantee with no questions asked. If it doesn't suit your table, email support@turnwarden.com within the first 60 days and you get a full refund. The guarantee covers both subscription plans and the Founding Warden offer.
  • Where does my TurnWarden data live?
    TurnWarden stores encounter and library data on Supabase, hosted in the US region. Each account's data is isolated: rooms, combatants, libraries, and sessions belong to the DM who created them. Your data is not shared with or visible to other accounts.
  • How do players see what is happening?
    Each room in TurnWarden has its own Player View: a separate URL you share with the table. Players open the URL on a tablet, TV, phone, or second browser tab. The view updates live as you advance turns, change HP, or apply conditions. You control all input; the Player View is read-only.
  • Which sites does the TurnWarden Extension work on?
    The TurnWarden Extension currently works on D&D Beyond monster pages. On a supported page, the Extension extracts the stat block as JSON. You then import that JSON into your TurnWarden library. Support for additional sites is on the roadmap and will follow the same import-via-JSON pattern.
  • How do I contact the maintainer?
    Reach support at support@turnwarden.com. Founding Warden subscribers also have access to a founding-only Discord channel; the maintainer reads every message there and responds directly. For general questions, email is the right path.
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The next session is in a week. You could run it differently.

$39.99 a year, and your account stays yours for as long as you subscribe. Initiative, HP and conditions on your screen, the turn order on theirs, and nobody asking whose turn it is.

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