Spells for Dungeons & Dragons

Name: Spells for Dungeons & Dragons
Rating: 4.7 (334 reviews)
Author: Pietro Donelli

By: Pietro Donelli

D&D Fifth Edition (DnD 5e)

Features & Capabilities

Finally you can manage your Spells for D&D 5e anywhere and use them anytime. Type the spell name and instantly see all the details, with beautiful illustrations, saving hours of book browsing.

The extension includes SRD5 content licensed under the Open Gaming License 1.0a. It also outlines subscription options (1-month and 1-year), auto-renew details, and links to the terms and privacy policy.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Education

By:

Pietro Donelli

Rating:

4.70

(334)

Version:

7.0.14 Last updated: 2022-11-24

Version code:

853541031

Creation date:

2019-07-29

Compatible devices:

Size:

48.68MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 92,251 ▼ 106

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Developed by:

Pietro Donelli

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/spells-for-dungeons-dragons/id1474173779

Website:

https://spells.altervista.org/

User Reviews

Users praise the app’s visuals, clear spell descriptions, and a DM-friendly tool that quickly accesses spell data and calculations. They value up-to-date lists and homebrew options. However, recurring issues include a subscription-based paywall, outdated content, missing multiclassing and prepared-spell features, and limited per-character spell management. These tensions explain why the app is highly regarded yet contested for price and functionality gaps.

Pros

Beautiful spell illustrations and a clean, easy-to-use UI.
Accurate spell descriptions with built-in calculations for spell slots, spell save DC, and spell attack modifiers.
Up-to-date spell lists with frequent content updates.
Homebrew options and flexible customization.
Strong DM tool that helps manage campaigns and saves time looking up spells.

Cons

Features and content are often gated behind a premium subscription, reducing access and value.
Content can become outdated (e.g., 2024 updates) and needs regular refreshes.
Lacks multiclassing support and related features (feats) that many players want.
Missing a dedicated prepared spell list, making it hard to manage prepared spells.
Per-character spell management is limited (difficulty saving spells to specific characters and handling multiple character sheets).

Recent reviews

Only has 2014 spells

by Bo*****, 2026-05-25

This looks like it might be a great app, but only if you subscribe (for $2/month or $10/year), and you can’t tell if it really is good without subscribing. The free app can’t compete with the basic functionality in other free apps. Now, I’ll pay for a good app, but I won’t tolerate a subscription unless the nature of the app requires substantial ongoing investment by the developer. This app is decidedly static, so I won’t even consider a subscription. The only thing they need to do is add spells from new books, when one comes out, and they could provide those as one time in-app purchases. Paywalled features include adding spells from other classes, access to various books, adding subclasses, tracking spell slots, etc. You *might* be able to use it for a basic character from the PHB, but even a little bit of complexity would require a subscription. The UI doesn’t mark paywalled features, so you have to blunder into the upgrade dialogs until you learn what to avoid. On the up side, it’s pretty, the art for the spells seems like it would help quickly recognize spells, and it seems easy to use. When you set up your character you get to set race and variant, class and variant, level, and spell casting attribute. It could automatically calculate everything including available spells, # of spells known, spell slots and special spells granted by various factors. Could is the key word there, who knows if it does.