Stop scribbling during the game. Record your D&D session and LoreKeeper writes the transcript and the recap, turns names into linked NPCs and locations, and remembers every session for you.
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Turn your campaign notes into living entities with LoreKeeper's Notes Decipher. Import existing campaigns effortlessly and create characters and locations on-the-fly during your sessions. Your unstructured notes become organized assets, enhancing your storytelling experience.
Every NPC has a backstory, a secret and a funny voice. LoreKeeper keeps all of it, links every name, and keeps the twist GM Only until the moment the table gasps.
Three notebooks and a color-coded relationship map. Now Decipher Notes turns those scribbles into characters and places the whole table can read, so Marisha gets to look up from the page.
Has never written anything down and isn't sure what session it is. Reads the recap on the way over, asks Chat "wait, who is this guy?" and is somehow caught up by initiative.
Record the game with any app, then upload the file to the session's Audio tab. LoreKeeper transcribes it in the background.
Click Distill Transcription Summary and LoreKeeper writes a recap of the session that you can edit and share with the table.
Run Decipher Notes on your own notes, or select a name in any note, and create the characters and locations that came up.
A full session transcription costs 300 spell points and a summary costs 10. Recordings up to 10 minutes cost only 5, so you can try it on a short clip with a free account. Mighty includes Unlimited spell points a month.
Any recording works: your phone, a Discord recorder, OBS or anything else. Files can be up to 10 hours and 2 GB.
Yes. Type rough notes into your campaign's My Notes during the game, click Decipher Notes afterwards, and pick which characters and locations to create.
Not if you don't want them to. Mark a session GM Only and players won't see it, its transcript or its summary.
More details are in the help article on session summaries.