RollSummary

RollSummary is a browser-based tool built for game masters who lose the thread of a long campaign between sessions. You record at the table or drop in an existing MP3, WAV or m4a file; the service transcribes it with speaker labels, then produces a structured recap with a TL;DR, key events, character beats and open threads. From that same transcript it generates linked notes for every NPC, location, faction and plot line mentioned, so your campaign builds a wiki automatically instead of depending on whoever scribbled the least.

The wiki layer is the differentiator. Characters get their own entries with history and relationships, locations and lore connect through wiki-links and backlinks, and a local graph shows how your world is wired. You can also import a module PDF and have it turned into linked articles, ask questions in plain language across past sessions, and jump from any line of a recap straight to that moment in the audio. Automatic language detection covers more than 30 languages, and the session note is written in whichever language your table spoke.

Review is built into the workflow: nothing is locked in until you approve it, and every recap or note remains editable. Audio is deleted after processing unless you choose to keep it, and the makers state that they do not train on customer session data. Players can join and collaborate without paying; only the AI session hours are metered.