D&D Beyond

Works well, I used it for several years now, and it's got third party publishers added, but the recent wizards of the coast actions makes me wary of buying digital things. Yes they backtracked twice now but I don't think they're trustworthy anymore. So I can't recommend you use anything other than the basic free version, which only has the bare bones basic races and class features, so you might as well find another program. (That I won't list because wotc likes to nuke sites)

I like the ability to have a digital character sheet, inventory, and roll calculations. HOWEVER, this app is still missing basic content from 2014 and the prices are insane!! Many legacy subclasses, feats, and other character options are missing for absolutely no reason. It's an exclusion that reeks of a cash grab. You want $30 from me so I can have a subclass from the 2014 Player's Handbook?! Shameful

This is an amazing app! Whether you use the digital character sheets on here, or physical paper sheets and dice, it's a really helpful tool for character building and sorting, campaigns, and all sorts of other things! And (if you don't mind not being able to do certain things) it's completely free!

I'm disappointed that having paid over $1000 a few years ago for every D&D book on this app, as an early original backer, I thought I was signing up for the "complete collection" that I paid for would include future digital content as well. sadly no. if they were actual books, I'd understand, but a pdf costs them nothing and without our early money the app wouldn't be as great as it is today. give subscribers that paid for the collection all updates, then this would be perfect.

the app is fairly useful, but it lacks a filter on some parts to only show the content I own, doesn't allow me to save filters, and bookmarked content is device specific. Any time I need to find something I spend half my time clicking sources I don't have access to which makes it feel like a way to get me to buy more material. There are other things I could not pick, but the phone app feels like a store front masquerading as an actual tool for dnd.