Run your table on Six Axes.

Recording other people, done properly

The part worth reading before you sign up.

Every player consents once, when they claim their character, and is never asked again mid-game in front of the whole table. If someone present has not consented, the pipeline stops rather than transcribing them anyway. It is not a warning you can click past.

Audio is deleted after 60 days, automatically, and nobody can extend that, including you. The transcript and the moments drawn from it stay; the recording of a person's voice does not. Any player can export everything held about them, or delete it. See the Privacy and recording notes for the full detail.

What you need

Being straight about the requirements.

• A Discord server if you play online, so each player is recorded on their own track. Or one microphone in the room if you play in person.
• A supported system.The record, recap, wiki and player insight work on any table. The deeper rules tools vary by system: D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e, Lancer and Dark Matter have the full toolset; Draw Steel has monsters and encounters; Daggerheart, Call of Cthulhu and a generic d10 pool have a themed table and the right dice. Not sure where yours lands? Pick "Other or not sure" below and ask.
• Nothing from your players. No accounts and no installs, unless they roll on a supported virtual tabletop and want those rolls captured.

This is early

So you know what you are signing up for.

It works, it is in use at real tables, and it is not finished. What it needs most is more campaigns and honest feedback, including the unflattering kind. If you want a polished finished product, this is not that yet. If you want to shape one, this is a good moment.

Tell us about your table

We read every one of these. Nothing here is stored in an account.