Six Axes icon
Six Axes icon

Six Axes

Six Axes turns a recorded tabletop session into the record most groups never keep. It captures the game by voice, transcribes it, and generates a session recap, an automated campaign wiki (places, NPCs, lore, and factions), and a log of every roll that actually happened.

Generate a hex world from a seed, or paint biomes, then have it rendered as a finished map. Drop pins, link each to a place or an NPC, and trace where a session actually went.

Cost / License

  • Free
  • Proprietary

Platforms

  • Online  Works best on desktop but can be navigated via mobile
Six Axes also captures the mechanics: attacks, saves, damage, hit points, who rolled what and when. On a supported virtual tabletop those numbers arrive automatically; playing in person with real dice, it reads the numbers your table says out loud.
It also builds a read of how each player engages, across six axes: tactics, arcana, voice, exploration, rapport, and nerve. It is not a score and no axis is the good one. It exists so you can notice you have not given someone a scene that plays to what they actually enjoy.
+3
Every NPC, place, faction, thread, and piece of loot is captured from what was narrated and filed where you can find it. You approve what goes in. By session five you have a campaign bible without having written one.
Six Axes alternatives  
0likes
38alternatives
0articles

Features

Six Axes News & Activities

Highlights All activities

Recent activities

Six Axes information

Six Axes was added to AlternativeTo by KerfAndCode on and this page was last updated .
No comments or reviews, maybe you want to be first?

Official Links

What is Six Axes?

Six Axes turns a recorded tabletop session into the record most groups never keep. It captures the game by voice, transcribes it, and generates a session recap, an automated campaign wiki (places, NPCs, lore, and factions), and a log of every roll that actually happened. It also models how each player tends to play across six axes: Voice, Tactics, Arcana, Rapport, Exploration, and Nerve.

The difference from hand-authored tools like World Anvil is that Six Axes builds the wiki and the analytics from what was actually said at the table, not from what someone remembered to write down later. It supports D&D 5e (2014 and 2024), Pathfinder 2e, Draw Steel, and Daggerheart, with Call of Cthulhu, Lancer, and a generic d10 pool also playable. Free while in pilot, with full data export.