Available in the closed beta

From one recording to a world that remembers.

Everlore follows the work a game master already does: capture what happened, understand what changed, decide what becomes canon, and find the right thread again when the table needs it.

Request a beta invitation See how it works

01 · Intake and transcription

Two ways in. One transcript. No difference downstream.

Bring a mixed recording of the table, separate tracks for each player, or a transcript you already have. If you bring audio, you choose where it gets transcribed: Everlore handles it in the cloud with no setup, or Everlore Companion handles it on your own Windows PC so the recording never leaves your desk.

Managed cloud transcription with speaker labels and nothing to install.
Free local transcription through Companion, which does not use your audio minutes.
Multitrack uploads identify speakers by track instead of guessing from one microphone.
Cloud audio is deleted from Everlore storage once the transcript exists.
Already have text? Paste it and skip transcription entirely.

Compare the two transcription routes

Session 18 · intakeTwo routes

ManagedEverlore transcribes it

Upload and walk away. Nothing to install, and the audio is deleted once the transcript exists.

CompanionYour PC transcribes it

The recording stays on your machine. Only finished text is delivered to the campaign.

Either wayOne transcript source

Analysis, review, and the wiki behave identically from here on.

02 · Session analysis

The whole night, read from more than one angle.

Everlore reads the complete session for character movement, world detail, and plot development, then brings those passes together into one coherent session record. What comes out is something to read and something to decide on.

A readable narrative chronicle, not a wall of bullet points.
Proposed characters, places, items, factions, lore, quests, events, and mysteries.
Relationships between them, with the evidence that suggested each one.
Unresolved threads kept close to the moment in the session that raised them.

How Everlore handles session notes

Session 18 · AnalysisComplete

CharactersMara entered the stair willingly

A motive changes, an alias resolves, and two relationships gain new evidence.

WorldThe Moonwake Lens is a key

The item, lighthouse, and sealed passage become one connected discovery.

StoryThe Silent Tide knows

A mystery advances and the next session gains a clear pressure point.

03 · GM-reviewed canon

The model proposes. The game master decides.

Table speech is messy. Names drift, titles turn into aliases, and players speculate with total confidence. Everlore shows you what it found, where it came from, and which page it would change. Then it waits.

Approve, reject, separate, or merge uncertain identities.
Protect manual writing and keep the history behind every change.
Stop rumors and unsupported claims from quietly becoming truth.
Ask Ember to improve, correct, or recover a fact, then inspect the exact diff.
Nothing reaches the wiki until you press Apply.

Session 18 · proposed changes4 updates

Likely identity match · 92%Mara Vos → Mara Voss

Same role, location, and relationship to the Moonwake Lens. Waiting for the GM.

ApprovedThe Drowned Lighthouse

Campaign Chronicle appended with the opening of the sealed stair.

New mysteryWhat Sleeps Below

Create a new page with Session 18 as its source?

04 · Evolving pages

Biographies and histories grow without erasing what came before.

An approved session can deepen a character's biography, append a place's history, or update the current situation. Everlore shows exactly what the session changed and preserves earlier chapters and protected GM writing.

See a session-by-session evolution ribbon on long-running pages.
Restore earlier revisions when an edit takes the wrong turn.
Rename and merge pages while repairing links across the wiki.

Mara Voss · page evolution18 sessions

Sessions 4–8The royal cartographer

First expedition, the lost chart, and a loyalty the party learns to trust.

Sessions 9–16The map beneath the map

New evidence deepens the biography without replacing the earlier chapter.

Session 18 · approvedEntered the sealed stair willingly

History and current situation updated · prior writing preserved

05 · Campaign Chronicle

See the campaign as a history, not a pile of recaps.

The Chronicle lays sessions into a readable campaign rhythm. Open a session to follow its important moments, the entities involved, and the character threads that changed.

Travel across the complete session timeline.
Open turning points without losing campaign context.
Follow developments back to the pages and sources that support them.

Campaign Chronicle18 sessions

Session15

Session16

Session17

Session18

Session 18 · Moment 03The stair beneath the lighthouse opens

Event

The Moonwake Lens answered Edda's touch, revealing the sealed stair while the Silent Tide watched from the cliffs.

06 · The Living Web

The spatial expression of campaign memory.

Start with one person, place, quest, or mystery and let its constellation resolve around it. Every line has a reason. Every node leads back to readable canon.

Explore a focused constellation or the shape of the whole world.
Inspect why two pieces of lore are connected.
Search, filter, and find a path between distant pieces of lore.
Use calm, deterministic layouts that remain readable at scale.

Living WebWhole world

Mara VossDrowned LighthouseSilent TideWhat Sleeps BelowMoonwake Lens

07 · Worlds

One setting. Every campaign that calls it home.

A World is the durable layer above a campaign. It can hold a long-running table, a parallel group, a prequel, and the next age of the setting without making you rebuild the same people, places, factions, and history.

Keep each campaign's sessions and active story focused.
Move between a Campaign Wiki and the shared World Wiki.
Let recurring canon stay one thing instead of becoming copies.
Build a setting whose history grows richer across tables.

Explore Worlds in depth

WorldThe Stormglass Coast3 campaigns · 64 sessions

Active campaignSalt & StarfireSession 18 · The Lighthouse Below

Earlier ageThe Ember CartographersCompleted · 31 sessions

Parallel tableThrones of LowwaterSession 15 · The Empty Court

World Wiki

Mara VossMoonwake LensSilent Tide

Shared lore, one canon

08 · Ownership

Your campaign archive should outlive any app.

Everlore keeps your campaigns private by default and makes the approved record portable. Export an Obsidian-ready Markdown vault with real pages, links, indexes, and folder structure you can open without us.

Private campaign material stays private unless you choose to share it.
Cloud audio is deleted once transcription succeeds.
Local transcription keeps recordings on your own PC entirely.
Markdown export gives your archive a life beyond Everlore.
Manual edits, page history, images, and duplicate repair stay under GM control.

Export worldObsidian-ready

ReadyThe Stormglass Coast

3 campaigns · 184 wiki pages · 64 sessions · links and indexes preserved

IncludedCanon and provenance

Approved articles, session chronicles, aliases, typed fields, and source references.

Not includedSource audio

Recordings are not part of the archive. They were deleted after transcription.

Built for the campaign after this one

Let every table leave the world richer.

Request a beta invitation See the roadmap

Opening Everlore

Loading your worlds, campaigns, and session history.

Available in the closed beta

From one recording to a world that remembers.

Everlore follows the work a game master already does: capture what happened, understand what changed, decide what becomes canon, and find the right thread again when the table needs it.

Request a beta invitation See how it works

01 · Intake and transcription

Two ways in. One transcript. No difference downstream.

Managed cloud transcription with speaker labels and nothing to install.
Free local transcription through Companion, which does not use your audio minutes.
Multitrack uploads identify speakers by track instead of guessing from one microphone.
Cloud audio is deleted from Everlore storage once the transcript exists.
Already have text? Paste it and skip transcription entirely.

Compare the two transcription routes

Session 18 · intakeTwo routes

ManagedEverlore transcribes it

Upload and walk away. Nothing to install, and the audio is deleted once the transcript exists.

CompanionYour PC transcribes it

The recording stays on your machine. Only finished text is delivered to the campaign.

Either wayOne transcript source

Analysis, review, and the wiki behave identically from here on.

02 · Session analysis

The whole night, read from more than one angle.

A readable narrative chronicle, not a wall of bullet points.
Proposed characters, places, items, factions, lore, quests, events, and mysteries.
Relationships between them, with the evidence that suggested each one.
Unresolved threads kept close to the moment in the session that raised them.

How Everlore handles session notes

Session 18 · AnalysisComplete

CharactersMara entered the stair willingly

A motive changes, an alias resolves, and two relationships gain new evidence.

WorldThe Moonwake Lens is a key

The item, lighthouse, and sealed passage become one connected discovery.

StoryThe Silent Tide knows

A mystery advances and the next session gains a clear pressure point.

03 · GM-reviewed canon

The model proposes. The game master decides.

Approve, reject, separate, or merge uncertain identities.
Protect manual writing and keep the history behind every change.
Stop rumors and unsupported claims from quietly becoming truth.
Ask Ember to improve, correct, or recover a fact, then inspect the exact diff.
Nothing reaches the wiki until you press Apply.

Session 18 · proposed changes4 updates

Likely identity match · 92%Mara Vos → Mara Voss

Same role, location, and relationship to the Moonwake Lens. Waiting for the GM.

ApprovedThe Drowned Lighthouse

Campaign Chronicle appended with the opening of the sealed stair.

New mysteryWhat Sleeps Below

Create a new page with Session 18 as its source?

04 · Evolving pages

Biographies and histories grow without erasing what came before.

See a session-by-session evolution ribbon on long-running pages.
Restore earlier revisions when an edit takes the wrong turn.
Rename and merge pages while repairing links across the wiki.

Mara Voss · page evolution18 sessions

Sessions 4–8The royal cartographer

First expedition, the lost chart, and a loyalty the party learns to trust.

Sessions 9–16The map beneath the map

New evidence deepens the biography without replacing the earlier chapter.

Session 18 · approvedEntered the sealed stair willingly

History and current situation updated · prior writing preserved

05 · Campaign Chronicle

See the campaign as a history, not a pile of recaps.

The Chronicle lays sessions into a readable campaign rhythm. Open a session to follow its important moments, the entities involved, and the character threads that changed.

Travel across the complete session timeline.
Open turning points without losing campaign context.
Follow developments back to the pages and sources that support them.

Campaign Chronicle18 sessions

Session15

Session16

Session17

Session18

Session 18 · Moment 03The stair beneath the lighthouse opens

Event

The Moonwake Lens answered Edda's touch, revealing the sealed stair while the Silent Tide watched from the cliffs.

06 · The Living Web

The spatial expression of campaign memory.

Start with one person, place, quest, or mystery and let its constellation resolve around it. Every line has a reason. Every node leads back to readable canon.

Explore a focused constellation or the shape of the whole world.
Inspect why two pieces of lore are connected.
Search, filter, and find a path between distant pieces of lore.
Use calm, deterministic layouts that remain readable at scale.

Living WebWhole world

Mara VossDrowned LighthouseSilent TideWhat Sleeps BelowMoonwake Lens

07 · Worlds

One setting. Every campaign that calls it home.

Keep each campaign's sessions and active story focused.
Move between a Campaign Wiki and the shared World Wiki.
Let recurring canon stay one thing instead of becoming copies.
Build a setting whose history grows richer across tables.

Explore Worlds in depth

WorldThe Stormglass Coast3 campaigns · 64 sessions

Active campaignSalt & StarfireSession 18 · The Lighthouse Below

Earlier ageThe Ember CartographersCompleted · 31 sessions

Parallel tableThrones of LowwaterSession 15 · The Empty Court

World Wiki

Mara VossMoonwake LensSilent Tide

Shared lore, one canon

08 · Ownership

Your campaign archive should outlive any app.

Private campaign material stays private unless you choose to share it.
Cloud audio is deleted once transcription succeeds.
Local transcription keeps recordings on your own PC entirely.
Markdown export gives your archive a life beyond Everlore.
Manual edits, page history, images, and duplicate repair stay under GM control.

Export worldObsidian-ready

ReadyThe Stormglass Coast

3 campaigns · 184 wiki pages · 64 sessions · links and indexes preserved

IncludedCanon and provenance

Approved articles, session chronicles, aliases, typed fields, and source references.

Not includedSource audio

Recordings are not part of the archive. They were deleted after transcription.

Built for the campaign after this one

Let every table leave the world richer.

Request a beta invitation See the roadmap

Tell us about your table.

From one recording to a world that remembers.

Two ways in. One transcript. No difference downstream.

The whole night, read from more than one angle.

The model proposes. The game master decides.

Biographies and histories grow without erasing what came before.

See the campaign as a history, not a pile of recaps.

The spatial expression of campaign memory.

One setting. Every campaign that calls it home.

Your campaign archive should outlive any app.

Let every table leave the world richer.

Opening Everlore

Tell us about your table.

From one recording to a world that remembers.

Two ways in. One transcript. No difference downstream.

The whole night, read from more than one angle.

The model proposes. The game master decides.

Biographies and histories grow without erasing what came before.

See the campaign as a history, not a pile of recaps.

The spatial expression of campaign memory.

One setting. Every campaign that calls it home.

Your campaign archive should outlive any app.

Let every table leave the world richer.