I use this app all the time and it’s a godsend for casters. There’s only one problem: they haven’t updated it past the core rulebook’s classes and spell list.I would love to see them add Witch and Oracle, as well as put the new spell additions from the APG onto the list.Hopefully this happens before the next major caster-class based book comes out with Magus and Summoner, or it will only continue to fall further behind.

I recently came to PF2e from DnD5e and used this developer’s 5e app. Both apps are great from basically every angle, and are basically the same so there is nothing to learn. So why, you might ask, is this a 2 star review? They differ in one major way: the spell list. This app hasn’t been updated for 3 years and only has the core spells. The DnD5e app has basically every spell ever printed. It’s clearly something that can be done with relative easy. Like if books just came out it’d be one thing. But 3 years? Outrageous. And to charge for product this at this stage is basically criminal. Imagine buying a car in 2023 but the manufacturer says they refuse to put in anything more advanced than a radio. Ridiculous. Despite loving the app I’ll need to go with something else, and probably worse, now because half or less of the spells I can use aren’t in here.

I made the purchase to add multiple characters because I’ve been playing more than one spellcaster in Pathfinder 2e. It’s been incredibly helpful for keeping track of spells, but one thing I would like is an update for some of the newer classes from the Advanced Player’s Guide (like the Witch and the Oracle).

Makes Druids learn every single spell before being able to add them to prepared list, despite Druids automatically having access to all spells from their list. When adding them to known spells it makes you choose a spell level, pointless for most classes since that's only used for prep and casting. If adding a lot of spells, don't tap too quickly because the app is too busy animating the success message and will ignore other clicks.