morii-vtt VS fari-app

**App** - https://moriivtt.com

You can check it out here (no email needed for signup, only username and password) https://moriivtt.com/

I also contribute to a half-VTT called Morii which is designed for 5e and Cairn. One of the tickets we're working on is a turn tracker. OSE support is coming really soon, as well as Shadowdark. https://github.com/Ashmogh/morii-vtt

I'm only a contributor on the Morii project but yes! OSE is in fact a planned feature I am owning for Morii VTT. We're tracking it on the GitHub issues page.

It has all the campaign management/live-chat/characters jazz, and what I think stands out, the Quick-Create, which has all the SRD class/race/item info and simplifies character creation. You can also import roll20 characters which were exported using the VTTES plugin. It's completely open-source and will always remain free.

If all you need is a character sheet with some automation, Fari is great, has a varied collection of games and you can build one of your own with a drag & drop GUI. I think Role and OMM have some free options and you could build a character sheet with automation without coding in them.

I don't know if you're aware of Fari, it's an other open source vtt (Github link). Might be worth a look to see if there's something that could help you out with items on your roadmap, it also used to use PeerJs (not anymore).

Platform - Discord (voice), Fari.App (VTT).

Fari

Yes, I maintain the Fari Community Discord servers with around 1000 people in it to talk about the free VTT Fari App, the free resource website Fari Community, and all things TTRPG. I also have a blog/newsletter where I share insights about game design, and the latest news about my projects, which has more than 500 subs.

https://fari.app/ is pretty awesome to create character sheets, but I don't know how well it works on mobile.

I know you mentioned maps, but I also know that a lot of those indie games are based around Theatre of the Mind play, and if you're looking for a VTT that doesn't bother with a map, you've got a few options. I'd consider fari.app, which is an ultra-light web-based system that has chat, dice rolls, a simple whiteboard, character sheet builder, etc. A step up from that would be Role which is much fancier, and has built in video chat.

Fari is criminally underrated, and among its goodies there's a decent whiteboard. (Though you seem to be a power user in this regard, so it may fall short of your expectations.)

Wow, never heard about fari.app before. It's awesome! Thanks for sharing. I only wish it had some way of storing the data in a local format because it all disappears after a browser cache reset.