Record your D&D session. Minutes later the whole table has the recap, plus every NPC, place and plot thread, written up and searchable.
3 audio sessions free · no card · works with D&D 5e · Pathfinder · Daggerheart · Call of Cthulhu · homebrew
All of it runs off the recording, so the only thing left for you to remember is to hit record.
How
After that it just happens, whether or not you were planning to be organized about it.
Playing online, add the Loracle bot to your Discord and it records the voice channel. Playing in person, record on your phone and upload the file after.
Transcription, entity extraction and the recap all run on their own. Usually a few minutes, longer if you ran a marathon.
Recap written, wiki current, and everyone you invited can read it — on the way to next week’s game if they want.
Cost
The free tier transcribes three actual sessions, not a sample clip. Paid plans are month-to-month and you cancel them from billing settings.
| Plan | Per month | Who it’s for | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Try it on a real session | 3 recorded sessions free, then type up notes instead · 1 campaign |
| Basic | $5 | A regular weekly table | 4 hours of audio a week · 1 campaign |
| Pro | $15 | More than one game going | 12 hours a week · 25 campaigns · fuller wiki entries |
| Max | $40 | Creators and every-night tables | 40 hours a week · unlimited campaigns |
3 audio sessions free · no card · cancel anytime