Even just being able to see the content without editing would be so incredibly useful for the players in my TTRPG games — for example each prop and NPC in my Call of Cthulhu Masks of Nyarlathotep campaign has their own section, with some private until revealed, and each containing secrets for only the DM to see. I always have my laptop but my players don’t always bring theirs, so it would be so nice if they could just be able to view the content I have once I make it public on their phones!

I got on LK to create my campaign and share it with players. Most of the time I am on my phone and it SUCKs hard that I can’t add anything.

What makes this 100 times worse is that I can even check my campaign.

Please, please make the website available on mobile.

Most of the guys in my group primarily use mobile. It would help a lot to have it work in a mobile size browser.

Even if nothing is editable on mobile, if I could login to see content that is blocked from players, that would be huge.

FWIW I'm a web developer (specializing in responsive / accessibility work) and I'd be happy to assist in making this a reality if you need extra hands!

At least a way to explore the pages and maps would really be helpful. I can imagine any editing capabilities on phone or even tablets would be limited.

My party is having a hard time to adopt Legendkeeper as a source for information as they want to look something up when at the table mostly.

I was doing a session 0, and realized i couldn't open legendkeeper up on my phone! Had to figure out how to get desktop mode in my iphone, see my notes. Need this feature!

Hi! I usually GM using a GM screen and a tablet. On the tablet i have Legend Keeper, in order to do quick lore reads or to set my self on tone when players visit new places. To avoid players seeing story secrets, i ask them not to look LK before and afther the session, in order for me to put everything on visible mode so i can check thinkgs while we play. Unfortunatedly, this means they can not check lore while we play.

(that's it, I just wanted to share my experience about this topic. Keep going guys, good work!)

Honestly for me. If the mobile editor was the same as obsidian's, it would be perfect. Clean and sleek looking, just like LK on PC. It's just the scaling and zooming and panning on mobiles that saps the drive when I am out of the house and have inspiration strike or just find a few minutes on the bus to finish writing that article. I could use other apps then copy paste and what-have-you, I could use Obsidian, but I really just want to use LK.

I can only imagine how easy it is to say these things compared to actually doing them, but honestly when it is really 'on' mobile...the pinnacle has been reached.