Saga20

Saga20 is a comprehensive, AI-powered platform designed to eliminate the administrative burden of running tabletop role-playing game (TTRPG) campaigns. It serves as an all-in-one solution for Game Masters (GMs) and players, automating the tedious tasks of note-taking, session summarization, and world tracking. The core value proposition is simple: record your gameplay sessions, and Saga20 automatically generates structured session notes, identifies and tracks individual players by their voice across multiple sessions, and updates a living campaign wiki. This wiki dynamically organizes characters, non-player characters (NPCs), locations, factions, and items without any manual setup or tagging. Beyond its core auto-wiki functionality, Saga20 provides a suite of essential tools, including a character sheet builder, player claiming for character ownership, a world builder for managing campaign elements, and a campaign graph that visually maps all connections. It also features one-click sharing for players and deep Discord integration for publishing recaps directly into a server. Designed for any TTRPG system, from Dungeons & Dragons and Pathfinder to Call of Cthulhu and Cyberpunk RED, and supporting over 25 languages, Saga20 is built for busy GMs who want to focus on storytelling and gameplay, not on administrative work.

Session Recording and Auto-Transcription

Upload any audio file from any device, regardless of quality, and Saga20 will process it into structured session notes and a comprehensive summary. There is no complex setup or interruption to your game. The system is designed to handle everything from high-quality microphones to a phone recording placed in the middle of a table, ensuring that your campaign's story is captured and organized with minimal effort.

Voice Auto-Match for Player Recognition

After the first session, Saga20 automatically identifies each player by their voice in all future recordings. This feature eliminates the need for manual tagging or setup. The system creates a secure "voice fingerprint," a numerical representation of vocal patterns, to recognize who is speaking, which is then used to attribute dialogue and actions to the correct player in the generated notes and wiki entries.

Intelligent Session Summaries

Saga20 generates summaries that go beyond simple transcription by incorporating custom context about your world and characters. As you play more sessions, the AI builds a deeper understanding of your campaign's lore, relationships, and plot threads. This results in summaries that are rich, accurate, and meaningful, highlighting key events, player decisions, and evolving storylines without requiring manual edits.

Dynamic 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 @-mention any entity to link them together. The campaign graph then maps every connection automatically, providing a visual overview of your entire world. Entity pages update after every session, ensuring your wiki is always current and reflecting the latest developments in your story.

Managing a Weekly D&D Campaign

A busy Game Master running a weekly 5th Edition D&D campaign records each session using a laptop microphone. Saga20 automatically transcribes the audio, identifies all six players by voice, and generates a detailed summary of key events, combat outcomes, and NPC interactions. The GM can then share the summary with the group via a one-click link, ensuring everyone is caught up for the next game without spending hours writing notes.

Streamlining a Complex Pathfinder Adventure Path

For a Pathfinder 2e campaign with multiple factions and a sprawling world map, Saga20's world builder becomes indispensable. The GM creates entries for the major cities, key NPCs, and item rewards. After each session, the auto-wiki updates these entries with new information, and the campaign graph visually shows how the party's actions are affecting the relationships between different factions, helping the GM keep track of complex political webs.

Running a Horror-Focused Call of Cthulhu One-Shot

A GM preparing a single, intense Call of Cthulhu session can use Saga20 to capture the atmosphere and player choices. They upload a high-quality audio recording from a dedicated recorder. Saga20 generates a session summary that highlights clues found, sanity losses, and critical player decisions. This summary serves as a perfect record of the one-shot's outcome, which can be shared with players who missed the session or used as a reference for a future sequel.

Integrating Recaps into a Community Discord Server

A GM running a Cyberpunk RED campaign for a large gaming community uses Saga20's Discord integration. After each session, with a single click, a beautifully formatted recap is posted directly into the community's designated campaign channel. Players can read the summary without needing to create an account on Saga20, keeping the entire community informed and engaged, even if they are not part of the active party.

Will my potato phone recording work?

Probably! Saga20 has been tested with everything from expensive professional microphones to phones stuffed in the middle of a table. As long as people can be heard, even if they are a bit mumbly, the system usually works well. The worse the audio quality, the more you might need to clean up player names in the generated notes, but the core functionality remains effective.

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, similar to how a phone uses FaceID without storing a photo. This process allows the AI to recognize who is speaking while preserving your privacy and security.

How secure are my session recordings and voice data?

Your privacy is taken seriously. Once your session summary is generated, the original audio file is not retained. The voice fingerprints are stored securely and are only used to identify speakers in your campaign. Saga20 does not share this data with third parties, and the platform is designed with security best practices to protect your campaign information.

What TTRPG systems does Saga20 support?

Saga20 is designed to work with any tabletop RPG system. It has been tested and optimized for popular systems including all editions of Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder 1e and 2e, Call of Cthulhu, Cyberpunk RED, and Vampire: The Masquerade. Because the AI focuses on conversation and narrative, it adapts to how you play, regardless of the specific ruleset.

Saga20 offers a tiered pricing structure to accommodate different levels of use, from a free trial to plans for power users. All prices are in USD.

A free plan is available that includes 1 session summary, full voice recognition, and unlimited text notes, with no credit card required. This is perfect for testing the platform.

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

The Epic Campaign plan is $19.99 per month and is the most popular option for busy GMs. It offers 12 sessions per month, support for multiple weekly games, a Campaign Chat feature, higher limits for everything, and 5 GB of storage.

The Legendary Saga plan is $39.99 per month 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).