Been playing Fighting Fantasy, Lone Wolf, Choose Your Own Adventure and the like for years and got frustrated keeping track of everything in notebooks. So I built a web app. It's free, no ads.
**The graph is the main thing.** Every section you visit becomes a node. Every choice becomes an edge. You end up with a visual map of the book as you explore it — deaths, wins, loops, dead ends, all of it. Useful for not repeating the same losing path for the fifth time.
**Other things worth knowing:**
- **Party mode** — read the same book with friends and see each other's progress on a shared graph. Good for book clubs or comparing notes.
- **Multiple runs** — track as many playthroughs as you want per book, each with its own path and outcome. Win/loss/battle death all tracked separately.
- **Export** — download a ZIP with a printable HTML summary of your run history and section map, plus a PNG of your graph. A digital backup for a pen-and-paper hobby.
- **Public runs** — optionally share a completed run so others can see your exact path through the book, highlighted on the graph.
- **Covers, ratings, ISBN/ISSN** — it's a proper library, not just a tracker.
It supports any gamebook — not just the big series. If it has numbered sections, it works.
**Does not work on mobile.** Desktop/laptop only.
Pick whichever URL you prefer — they all go to the same place:
Try the demo without registering:
User guide:
- https://pathmap.net/guide.html
- https://bookplay.net/guide.html
- https://koldkat.net/guide.html
Happy to answer questions or take suggestions. Still actively building it.
*(Side note: you may see Cyrillic book titles in the public feed — I'm actively testing with Bulgarian gamebooks. The app works fine with any language, and contributions — books, runs, ratings — in all languages are very welcome.)*