Never ask "what happened last session?" again.

Loracle sits in your Discord voice channel, records your tabletop session, and turns it
into a living campaign wiki — automatically.

What it does

• 🎙️ /record — join your voice channel and capture the whole session
• 📝 Transcription with per-speaker attribution — every line tagged to a player, and

in-character NPC lines attributed to the NPC the DM was voicing

• 🪄 Session recaps — a "previously on…" catch-up written from what actually happened,

ready before your next session

• 📚 Campaign wiki — NPCs, locations, quests, items, and factions extracted and

cross-linked, updated after every session

• 🔎 Semantic search with citations — "when did we meet the bookseller?" jumps you to

the exact transcript moment

• 💬 Ask Loracle — chat with your campaign's history; answers cite the sessions they

came from

• 📤 No mic? No problem — upload session audio or typed notes on the web app instead

Try it before you install

Explore a real, fully-processed demo campaign — transcripts, recaps, wiki, and search —
no signup needed: https://loracle.app/demo

Commands

• /record — start recording the voice channel you're in
• /end — stop recording and kick off transcription + recap
• /clip — bookmark the last few moments as a highlight
• /claim — link your Discord voice to your player character for speaker ID
• /chat — ask Loracle a question about your campaign, right in Discord
• /setup-channel — choose where recaps and session posts land

Pricing

Your first 3 sessions are free — no credit card. Paid plans from $5/month (see
https://loracle.app/pricing). Built by a solo dev who DMs a weekly game and got tired of
opening every session with ten minutes of "wait, where were we?"

Recording consent matters: Loracle announces itself when it joins a channel. Make sure
your whole table is cool with being recorded — many regions require consent.