Recap Raven
A Discord bot that records tabletop RPG sessions, generates player-safe recaps, and provides a searchable campaign memory.
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Recap Raven is a Discord bot designed for Dungeon Masters and players of tabletop RPGs like D&D. By joining your voice channel, the bot records your live sessions and automatically generates player-safe recaps, key moments, and open story hooks within minutes. It transcribes the audio, identifies who said what, and deletes the raw audio files after transcription is complete.
The tool features a campaign memory engine that allows players and GMs to ask questions about NPCs, items, and past decisions directly in Discord, with every answer cited back to the transcript. It supports multiple languages including English, Italian, Spanish, French, German, and Brazilian Portuguese.
For Dungeon Masters, Recap Raven provides private GM-only analytics, session feedback, and next-session prep suggestions. It strictly separates player-facing recaps from private GM notes and speculation, ensuring that campaign secrets remain hidden while tracking character spotlights and unresolved story threads.
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