Daggermap

Daggermap is a companion application for running combat and scenes in tabletop role-playing games. Users load their own maps, place tokens on a grid, and manage encounters from a single battlemap view. It is designed to work on screens of any size and uses a streamlined interface.

The game uses computer vision to detect square or hex grids in map images and align tokens to them automatically. Maps can be still images or looping video backgrounds, and assets can be loaded from folders or from a library. Tokens can be reshaped automatically into circles, squares, or hexes. The canvas is infinite and offers square, hex, dot, gridless, and 2.5D isometric modes. Tools include range measurement, area-of-effect projection that snaps to the grid, fog of war masking, multi-scene campaign management, and HP and name labels on tokens.

Sessions can be shared with players by entering a room name and distributing a QR code or link, with the connection described as secure. All other functions work fully offline. Daggermap deliberately omits dice rollers, character sheets, chat, voice, scripting, rule sets, and a campaign wiki, leaving those elements to the user and focusing only on the battlemap.