Discord recording · D&D campaign memory

Every session,
written into legend.

Turn your Discord D&D sessions into campaign notes you can search before the next game. Review names and facts, then publish the notes you approve. Your campaign stays private unless the bot owner explicitly makes it public.

Add Summurizer to your server Explore a public campaign

First time? Follow the setup checklist → · Full guide and short clips

See it for yourself

Published campaigns you can explore.

Open to everyone

Testing

Let's not die

Explore published session notes, characters and discoveries. This public view hides Discord identities and private sections; it is not the full member view. Examples may include scripted test sessions. No account needed.

Open the campaign

Start here

Your first session, step by step.

Server owners and Discord administrators already have access to campaign setup and recording; they do not need a separate Bot Admin role. /set_role is optional: use it to delegate Bot Admin access or assign Campaign Managers to particular voice channels.

Create the campaign: use /set_game with its name and voice channel. A server owner, Discord administrator or Bot Admin can do this. Check the reply confirms the campaign folder is ready; follow any setup errors before recording.
Choose where files go: use /set_transcripts for that same voice channel and a text channel where SUMMURIZER can view the channel, send messages and attach files.
Prepare the roster (recommended): use /set_character to map players to characters and mark the DM. This helps speaker names; it is not a website-signup step.
Record: tell everyone the session will be recorded. An assigned Campaign Manager, Bot Admin, Discord administrator or server owner joins the campaign voice channel, runs /start_recording and waits for confirmation. Use /stop_recording when done.

A website account is not required to record. Use your Discord account for the recording commands; link a website account when you are ready to use the checker or open your private campaign website.

Built for long campaigns

From voice chat to a campaign you can search.

REC

Chronological recording

Keeps every speaker in the order the table heard them, even across long sessions.

TXT

Mapped transcripts

Preserves the Discord-name backup while making character and DM names the primary transcript.

REV

Human review

Spellings, aliases and unresolved AI facts wait for a person before campaign notes change.

REF

Traceable memory

Campaign facts retain the session, timestamp and quoted source that supports them.

WEB

Campaign wiki, private by default

Players can search the finished campaign website without installing Obsidian or Discord; the bot owner can explicitly make a campaign public as an example.

ZIP

Original files available

The online folder view and downloads remain available when someone wants the underlying notes.

Simple at the table

Two commands run the session.

/start_recording

Joins the current voice channel, starts chronological recording and prepares progressive transcription.

/stop_recording

Finishes transcription, posts the session files, opens review and prepares downstream campaign processing.

See every command →