Edition-agnostic · New Recruit friendly

Your crusade survives every edition.

A campaign OS for Warhammer 40K. Import New Recruit lists, run 3rd-10th or homebrew, and keep Armory, Crusades, Galaxy, Arcforge/WarpNet, and sharing in one place.

Enter the Crypt

Campaign survives every edition update and any builder choice. Alpha build: features ship fast and evolve quickly.

Import & continue Import straight from New Recruit; keep building where you’re comfortable.
No lock-in Edition-flexible presets (3rd-10th, homebrew) with full overrides.
Full campaign OS Armory + Crusades + Galaxy + Arcforge/WarpNet; progression tracked across the OS.
ServoCrypt Terminal Live Alpha
3rd–10th
Homebrew
New Recruit JSON
Dataslate sharing

Why continuity matters

Pricing (alpha)

Start free

Immediate terminal access. Keep imports and dataslate sharing.

Enter the Crypt

CryptKeeper Founder - $7/mo

Full Arcforge dashboard, unlimited units/campaigns, New Recruit import/export, planets, battle logs, priority support.

Support & unlock

Dataslate preview

Share and view campaign shards without forcing a ruleset or builder switch.

Dataslate: Crusade Shard Live

Units

  • Intercessor Squad · 5 models · Painted
  • Redemptor Dreadnought · Magnetized · Battle honors: 2
  • Scout Snipers · 5 models · XP: 6

About ServoCrypt

ServoCrypt is the product of one developer in the same hobby as everyone else - collecting units, tracking paint progress, running Crusades, and watching campaigns fall apart whenever a new edition landed.

I didn’t set out to build a company. I just wanted a tool that respects the time players put into their armies and stories. Nothing out there did that, so I started building it myself.

This project isn’t backed by a studio or a team; it’s steady work from someone inside the community who cares about practical tools over flashy promises. Every feature exists because it solved a real problem for real players. If it didn’t help anyone, it never made it in.

The goal is simple: create a campaign system that survives rules changes, edition churn, and builder lock-in - sturdy enough to last and simple enough for anyone to use.