❤️ HP & Condition Tracker

How to track HP and conditions

Keeping hit points straight is half the work of running a fight. Add each character or monster with a name and a maximum HP, and they start at full health. In each unit, type an amount and tap Damage or Heal. Damage eats through temporary HP first, then real hit points; healing never goes above the maximum. When someone drops to 0, the card dims and shows Down.

Temporary HP and conditions

Use +Temp to add temporary hit points — a separate buffer shown in gold that takes damage before normal HP and doesn't stack with healing. To track status effects, pick from the condition menu on each unit (Poisoned, Stunned, Prone, Frightened and the rest); active conditions show as tags you can tap to remove.

A worked damage sequence

A unit at 18 of 24 HP with 5 temporary HP takes 8 damage. The tracker removes all 5 temporary points, then removes the remaining 3 from normal HP, leaving 15 of 24. Healing 12 afterward stops at the maximum of 24 and does not restore temporary HP. If you enter 3 and press +Temp while a 7-point buffer already exists, the tracker keeps 7 rather than adding or replacing it with the smaller value.

Match conditions to your own rulebook

The condition names are reminder labels; the tracker does not apply their mechanical effects or remove them at the end of a turn. Likewise, reaching 0 only adds a Down label. Death checks, stabilization, monster removal and negative-HP rules differ between games, so resolve those at the table and update the card manually.

Can I track the players and the monsters together?

Yes. Mark monsters as enemies so they're easy to tell apart, and add as many as you like. Run it next to the Initiative Tracker for full combat.

Is my party saved between sessions?

Everything is saved in your browser, so it survives a refresh. It lives only on your device and is never uploaded.

What happens at 0 HP?

The unit is flagged as Down. You can keep healing it back up — it's never removed automatically.