Saga20

Saga20 is a comprehensive AI-powered platform designed to eliminate the administrative burden of running tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs) like Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, Call of Cthulhu, Cyberpunk RED, and Vampire: The Masquerade. It serves as an all-in-one campaign management tool that automates note-taking, world-building, and character management. The core value proposition is simple: record your game session, and Saga20 handles everything else. It transcribes audio, generates structured session summaries, identifies individual players by their voice across multiple sessions, and automatically updates a living campaign wiki with new characters, NPCs, locations, factions, and items. The product is designed for busy Game Masters (GMs) and Dungeon Masters (DMs) who want to focus on storytelling and gameplay instead of manual documentation. It works with any TTRPG system and supports over 25 languages, making it accessible to a global audience of players. Beyond its core auto-wiki functionality, Saga20 includes a character sheet builder, player claiming system, world builder, and a campaign graph that visually maps all connections between entities. It also offers one-click sharing and Discord integration for seamless communication with players. Whether you are running a weekly campaign or a one-shot, Saga20 adapts to your style, ensuring no critical moment is lost and your world grows organically with every session.

Session Recording and Transcription

Saga20 allows you to upload audio files from any device, regardless of quality, and transforms them into structured session notes and summaries. There is no complex setup or interruption to your game. The system processes the audio and generates a coherent narrative of key events, player decisions, and plot threads. This feature is designed to work with everything from professional microphones to a phone placed in the center of a table, ensuring that your sessions are captured reliably.

Voice Auto-Match

After the first session, Saga20 automatically identifies each player by their voice in all future recordings. This eliminates the need for manual tagging or setup. The system creates a unique voice fingerprint for each player, which is a numerical representation of their vocal patterns. This allows Saga20 to attribute dialogue and actions to the correct player across sessions, building a consistent and accurate record of the campaign.

Session Summaries

Saga20 generates summaries that are contextually rich and improve over time. You can provide custom world and character context, which the AI uses to produce more relevant and insightful notes. As the campaign progresses, Saga20 builds a deeper understanding of your story, making each summary more comprehensive. These summaries highlight key events, player decisions, and plot threads, organized and ready for review or sharing.

World Builder and Campaign Graph

The world builder provides a centralized workspace to manage all entities in your campaign, including characters, NPCs, locations, factions, and items. You can use @-mentions to link these elements together, creating a web of relationships. The Campaign Graph then visually maps every connection at a glance, providing a clear overview of your campaign's narrative structure. Entity pages update automatically after every session, ensuring your world reflects the latest developments.

Streamlining Campaign Note-Taking

A busy Game Master running a weekly D&D campaign can upload the session audio immediately after the game. Saga20 transcribes the audio, identifies which player spoke which lines, and generates a structured summary of the session's key events, including combat outcomes, NPC interactions, and player decisions. The GM no longer needs to pause the game to take notes, as the system handles the entire process, allowing for uninterrupted gameplay.

Building a Living World for Pathfinder

For a Pathfinder group exploring a complex homebrew setting, Saga20 automatically populates the campaign wiki. After each session, new NPCs, locations, and factions mentioned during play are added to the world builder. The campaign graph visually shows how these elements connect. Players can log in to review the updated wiki, see new character entries, and understand the evolving political landscape without the GM having to manually update a document.

Managing a Multi-System Campaign

A GM who runs different TTRPG systems, such as Call of Cthulhu and Cyberpunk RED, can use Saga20 to manage each campaign separately. The platform adapts to any system, so the same workflow applies. For the horror campaign, the auto-wiki tracks sanity-blasting discoveries and cultist factions. For the cyberpunk campaign, it manages street-level contacts and corporate data. The voice auto-match works seamlessly across both groups.

Sharing Recaps with a Remote Group

A group playing Vampire: The Masquerade over Discord can use Saga20's integration to share session recaps instantly. After recording the session, the GM clicks one button to publish a beautifully formatted summary directly into the group's Discord channel. Players do not need an account to read the recap. This ensures everyone stays up to date, even if they missed a session, and encourages ongoing discussion between game nights.

Will my potato phone recording work?

Probably yes. Saga20 has been tested with a wide range of audio sources, from professional microphones to phones placed in the middle of a table. As long as people can be heard, even if they are mumbling or the audio is noisy, the system usually works well. The worse the audio quality, the more you might need to clean up player names, but the core transcription and summarization still function effectively.

Are you storing my players' voices?

No. Saga20 does not store actual voice data. Instead, the system creates voice fingerprints, which are numerical representations of vocal patterns. Think of them like the password your phone uses for FaceID. This allows the system to recognize a player across sessions without storing their actual voice recording. Your privacy and your players' privacy are protected.

How secure are my session recordings and voice data?

Your privacy is taken seriously. Once a session summary is generated, the raw audio file is processed and not stored indefinitely. The voice fingerprints are stored securely and are not linked to any personally identifiable information beyond the player's name in your campaign. The system is designed to minimize data retention while still providing the core functionality of voice recognition and session analysis.

Does Saga20 work with systems other than D&D and Pathfinder?

Yes, Saga20 is system-agnostic and works with any TTRPG. It has been tested with and supports Dungeons & Dragons (all editions), Pathfinder (1e and 2e), Call of Cthulhu (all editions), Cyberpunk RED, and Vampire: The Masquerade. The platform adapts to the specific terminology and mechanics of each system. If your system is not listed, Saga20 still works, as it is designed to handle any RPG.

Saga20 offers four pricing tiers to accommodate different levels of usage. A free tier is available for testing with no credit card required. Paid plans are billed monthly or yearly (with two months free on annual plans) and are priced in USD.

Try It Free: This plan is perfect for testing and includes 1 session summary per month, full voice recognition, unlimited text notes, and no credit card required.

Dungeon Master: Priced at $12.99 per month, this plan is designed for weekly groups and includes 6 sessions per month, smart voice recognition, unlimited campaigns, shareable campaign pages, and 1 GB of storage.

Epic Campaign: Priced at $19.99 per month, this plan is the most popular and is built for busy GMs. It includes 12 sessions per month, support for multiple weekly games, campaign chat, higher limits for everything, and 5 GB of storage.

Legendary Saga: Priced at $39.99 per month, this plan is for power users. It includes 24 sessions per month, campaign chat, early access to new features, priority support, and unlimited storage (subject to reasonable usage).