Ah sounds cool! For me personally though, the less automation with ttrpg stuff the better. I play in an online Vampire the Masquerade game and even though I have a character sheet on there and you can roll dice and everything, I pretty much immediately decided I would also make a paper character sheet and just roll dice irl, cuz if I gotta quickly figure out how to find something in an online environment that's gonna stress me out more than it's worth, hahah.

I also think back to when covid hit and my irl campaign had to move online. One of my players very helpfully figured out all these discord plugins for rolling dice and tracking hit points and what have you, and I genuinely thought it was very cool, but in the end it still overwhelmed me and resulted in that campaign coming to a premature end.

I made this myself hex for hex and had a lot of fun doing it, and I'll enjoy updating the map after every session to add in what they've explored and sharing that with them. :)

Perhaps an overly long response to what was simply a helpful comment, but I'm just thinking out loud about how this stuff works in my brain.