For DMs with campaigns too alive for scattered notes

Record the session.
Wake up to a searchable campaign chronicle.

Unseen Servant processes your recorded table audio asynchronously into a structured narrative account, with the people, places, factions, items, and plot threads your players keep dragging back into the light identified and linked.

Record

Record the session.

Capture the table while you run it. No mid-combat admin detour, no half-finished notes.

Phone or laptop · any length
Process

Process while you sleep.

Audio resolves into a structured account once the dice are packed away. Async, no waiting.

Typically overnight
Remember

Remember everything.

Return to a chronicle with people, places, factions, items, and threads identified and linked.

Searchable forever

Built for the campaign that survived the recap doc

Keep the living history of your table in one place.

When a campaign has months of lore behind it, the hard part is not writing one more note. It is remembering which note matters, which NPC said it, and where the party last heard the name. Unseen Servant is for that moment.

Search last month's tavern clue before the party asks about it again.

Follow an NPC, location, or faction across a campaign without spelunking through loose docs.

Turn raw session audio into a narrative record that still sounds like your table.

Entity № 0142NPC

Brennick the Hollow

Innkeeper · Gloomfen · First seen Session 03
AliveNeutralKnows the party

“The road past Gloomfen is closed by something the maps no longer name. Drink, and we'll talk about why your sister wrote to you.”

Appears in
S03S07S08S11S12
Linked threads
The unnamed road past GLOOMFENOpen
A letter from BRENNICK'S SISTEROpen
Debt owed to THE COIN GUILDResolved
Verified by DMUpdated Session 12

What lives inside your chronicle.

Three columns
Records · Identifies · Links

i. Records

  • Raw session audioAny length · any codec
  • Speaker timestampsPer voice, per minute
  • Out-of-character asidesTagged, never lost
  • Dice rolls, mentionedFrom the table chatter

ii. Identifies

  • People & NPCsAliases auto-merged
  • Places & regionsWith first-visit dates
  • Factions & allegiancesTracked across sessions
  • Items, contracts, lettersPossession history
  • Open plot threadsSurfaced, never buried

iii. Links

  • Cross-session mentionsBacklinked both ways
  • Entity to threadWho knows what
  • Quote attributionWho said it, when
  • Player-facing vs DM-onlyTwo readers, one source