Sigilry app analytics for October 26

Sigilry is a spellbook for fantasy tabletop casters, made so everything you reach for mid-session lives in one place. Spells, prepared lists, concentration, and your magic capacity turn like an orrery of glyphs across celestial marble, a table companion that looks the part while it handles the bookkeeping. Browse a full spell compendium with the detail you actually check at the table: level, school, casting time, range, components with material text, duration, and ritual or concentration marks, plus class lists and higher-level scaling. Search instantly and stack filters across seven axes at once, by level, school, class, ritual, concentration, component, and damage or save. Every caster is a real, playable record you build by hand. Prepare or learn spells within the exact limit for their level and ability, keep always-prepared entries, and run two independent pools of magic, standard casting and pact magic, each on its own ring of glyph-nodes you tap to spend or restore. A single rest reconciles both by their own rules. Concentration is one living thing: it names the spell, counts the rounds, and when a linked combatant takes damage it works out the save and asks you to hold or drop. Keep the whole table beside your casters. Non-player characters use the same record, so a patron or a bandit captain drops into initiative in two taps, next to players, allies, and monsters drawn from hundreds of creature stat blocks. Run the encounter with a round counter, hit-point changes, and condition tags. Author your own spells and magic items field by field, track attunement against the three-item cap, spend item charges, and keep tagged session notes with photos beside cross-linked rules and conditions.