Names spelled right
The transcription knows the names in your notes, so Brother Caddoc and the Ashen Crown come out the way you write them.
AI session recaps
Record the session. The recap writes itself.
Put a phone in the middle of the table and play. Runekeeper writes the evening out with your campaign’s names spelled right, and one tap turns it into a recap: a private draft on the session, to read over and share. With Ohhi Pro or Max.
Runekeeper is free · recording and recaps come with Ohhi Pro or Max
Recording2 h 41 min transcribed
Recap · draftSession 7 — The Drowned Chapel
- We rowed out to the chapel at dusk.
- Brother Caddoc refused to step onto the stones.
- Under the altar lay a fragment of the Ashen Crown.
What you get
An AI note-taker that knows your campaign.
A recap in one tap
After the session the AI writes a recap from the recording, linked to the session. It stays a private draft until you share it.
Ask the campaign
“What did the harbour master want?” Ask a question and get the answer from your notes, with the notes it came from.
Everyone knows, every time
Before every recording the app asks whether the whole table is fine with it, and the others see who is recording.
The audio isn’t kept
The audio goes to OpenAI in parts to be written out, and we don’t keep it. The text stays with the session for at most 14 days, and OpenAI doesn’t train on any of it.
Hours of play each month
Ohhi Pro comes with 6 hours of recording a month and Ohhi Max with 15, with the recaps and questions to go with them.
How it works
Play tonight, read the recap tomorrow.
Put the phone on the table
Open the session, check that the table agrees and start recording. You can use the rest of the app meanwhile.
Play
Runekeeper writes the evening out in parts as you go. Stop when the night is over.
Read the recap
One tap writes the draft. Read it over, change what needs changing, and share it with the party.
Frequently asked questions
- Can AI take notes for my D&D session?
- Yes. Record the session in Runekeeper and it writes the evening out, then turns it into a recap with your campaign’s names. You read it over and share it with the party.
- What do I need to record a session?
- A phone, tablet or laptop in the middle of the table with Runekeeper open, and Ohhi Pro or Max. The rest of Runekeeper is free.
- What happens to the recording?
- The audio goes to OpenAI in parts of a few minutes to be written out. We don’t keep it, except while we test the recording feature, and then the screen says so. The text stays with the session until you or the DM delete it, and at most 14 days. OpenAI doesn’t train on any of it.
- Does it work in my language?
- Yes. The evening is written out in the language your table speaks, and the recap follows it.
- Who can read the transcript?
- Only whoever recorded it and the campaign’s DMs. The recap is a private draft until it is shared with the party.
Free to start · the AI comes with Ohhi Pro or Max
Play tonight. Read the recap tomorrow.
Start a campaign for free. Recording, recaps and asking your notes come with Ohhi Pro or Max.
- No credit card, no trial that runs out
- Unlimited campaigns, notes and players
- In the browser on phone, tablet and laptop
- An app for iPhone, iPad and Android
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