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Shared party inventory (and later, quest tracker) for Roll20 games. Stores everything inside the campaign itself as handouts. Party Tools adds a shared party inventory to your Roll20 game — bags of loot and coins the whole table can see and edit, right next to the tabletop. No server. No account. No tracking. Your party's inventory is stored inside your own Roll20 campaign as journal handouts, so it travels with the game and nobody else ever holds a copy of it. WHAT IT DOES • Shared bags, live — the DM creates bags, everyone fills them, and changes appear for the whole party in a second or two. • Drag straight from the compendium — drop an item onto a bag and its name, description, weight, cost and rarity come along automatically. • Homebrew welcome — add manual items for the things no compendium has. • Coins, properly — a purse per bag, with a reasons log, and coin splitting that shows you the maths first: convert-down, remainder stays in the purse, each share recorded against a character until they take it. • Who took the rope — every add, move, removal and coin change is logged with a name and a time, visible to the whole party. • Claim to your character sheet — take an item from a bag onto your own sheet, and put it back again later without flattening it. A compendium weapon arrives as a weapon, with its attack and damage intact. • DM tools — hidden bags for prepped loot that Roll20's own servers keep from players, items you can disguise behind a written description and reveal in one click, and a private DM-only log for the secret half. • Find things — search across every bag, sort within a bag, rename bags. WHAT YOU NEED • A Roll20 game running the Jumpgate engine. Games on the older Legacy engine are politely declined rather than half-supported. • The DM opens the panel once in each game to set up the storage. Players who get there first are told so, and their panel picks the game up on its own once the DM has. STILL TO COME Sub-bags, and the quest tracker the name promises. PRIVACY Party Tools runs only on Roll20 game pages and cannot see any other site. It has no analytics, sends nothing to its author, and has no server to send anything to. Full policy: https://github.com/drsmith18/roll20-inventory-quest-tracker/blob/main/PRIVACY.md It is free and always will be. If it earns its keep at your table, there is a Ko-fi link in the panel.
Sep 8, 2026
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