Scrybe is a TTRPG recapping tool that transcribes and summarizes your game sessions. Upload recordings of you playing Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, or any system, and get immersive, narrated recap videos without needing to take notes.
Scrybe
Scrybe is a TTRPG tool that transcribes and summarizes game sessions into narrated recaps.
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What is Scrybe?
How to use
- Record your session using any device with a microphone.
- Upload the recording to Scrybe.
- Choose a narrator and background music to customize your recap.
- Scrybe generates an audio/video recap of your game session.
Core Features
- Automatic transcription and summarization of TTRPG sessions
- Customizable narrator and background music
- Audio/video recap generation
- Support for various audio formats
- Option to proofread and edit the summary
Use Cases
- Creating recaps of Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, or other TTRPG sessions
- Sharing recaps with your party at the beginning of the next session
- Immortalizing game sessions with captivating audio/video recaps
FAQ
What audio formats does Scrybe accept?
Scrybe accepts a wide range of audio formats.
Can I edit the generated recap?
Yes, the option to proofread the summary is available, allowing you to correct spellings and flesh out details.
What if I forgot to record the first 15 minutes of my game?
You can type in a few sentences to summarize the missing part.
Pricing
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- Saves time by automating the recapping process
- Enhances session continuity and player engagement
- Provides immersive and shareable recaps
- Allows GMs to focus on creativity and player interaction
- Offers customization options for narrators and music
- Option to correct spellings and flesh out things narrated
Cons
- Requires uploading recordings of game sessions
- Relies on the accuracy of the transcription and summarization algorithms
- Pricing plans may be a barrier for some users