As of when I submitted this review, it only has PHB, DMG, XGtE, SCAG, and a little bit from GGtR. The only spell that I see missing is Detect Thoughts from GGtR but I understand why it might not be in the app since it’s not dedicated to a class. Overall I love this app because it makes finding spells super easy and you can have all your spells saved for a character so you can quickly pull it up and double check descriptions.The recent update allowed you to see subclass spell list (example being Domain spells) though I would like it if when you search class, it only shows spells from that class. For example, having only Druid spells selected, Haste will pop up, which is suppose to only be available to Grassland Druids. So if this is a bug, it needs to be fixed since filtering cleric will not show magic missile unless you select Arcana Domain as well.I love the description search because it can help you select spells based on what you want to do. You want fire, search fire and you should basically get any spell that deals fire damage or creates some form of fire. Search sunlight and you get the three spells that create sunlight.

I love this app! Basically any spell you’d like to search, it’s here. It also tells you which classes get access to it. You can create your own characters and add lists to them, prepare and check off slots that way. Five stars and really the only improvements I’d suggest are wishes. I wish that you could add backgrounds to a character so that spells would get added to their lists, especially the Strixhaven initiates. I know that I can manually add the spells that my Witherbloom student Learned, but it would be awesome if they were noted automatically. I wish that you could search conditions to specify ONLY that condition. for instance, spells with ONLY verbal components, or spells that ONLY rangers can learn etc. and I do wish it was a little bit more graphically interesting. Maybe some symbols for the school of magic it comes from or something like that. But otherwise this is a great five-star app and really don’t have any complaints. It works wonderfully!

The app has a lot of spells from different sources which is very helpful. It allows to filter the spells by level, class, casting type, source, and other specifications. It also allows to search in the description of a spell, a feature I find highly useful and appreciate. The app is very versatile which is why I use it weekly in my sessions or when I‘m preparing a character. It also has the option to enter the spell save dc and the spell casting modifier.There are two features I’d love to see in a future update: Firstly, instead of searching spells that are on a certain list, it would sometimes be more useful to get the inverted result, i.e. all spells that are not on a certain list. For example, I‘d like a list of all third level spells not on the Bard‘s spell list (for the Magic Secrets feature). Secondly, it would be useful to filter by damage type.

This is easily the best app I’ve found for keeping track of spells in 5e. It’s updated often, including when new spells are released in official books, it has so many filters for searching for the right kind of spells, and it’s even easy to add homebrew/3rd party publisher spells as well. Not to mention the fact that nearly all of its features are free, and the few extra features that require a purchase are cheap and only a one time payment. I’ve found it incredibly invaluable as a player, a DM, and a homebrew content creator.The only thing I wish it had at this point is a filter for just looking through spells that require a material component with a gp cost or is consumed by the spell, since that can’t be negated by a casting focus or pouch. But beyond this one little thing, this app is fantastic. I highly recommend it.