Saga20

Saga20 is an all-in-one AI-powered platform designed to eliminate the administrative burden of running tabletop role-playing game (TTRPG) campaigns. It serves as a comprehensive digital companion for Game Masters (GMs) and players, transforming the way sessions are documented and worlds are built. The core value proposition is simple: you play the game, and Saga20 handles the rest. By simply recording your session audio from any device at any quality, the platform automatically generates structured session notes, identifies each player by their unique voice fingerprint 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 tagging or setup. Beyond the auto-wiki, Saga20 provides a suite of essential tools including a character sheet builder, player claiming for character ownership, a world builder for managing entities, and a campaign graph that visually maps all connections. It also offers one-click sharing with players, Discord integration for automated recaps, and supports over 25 languages and numerous game systems like D&D, Pathfinder, Call of Cthulhu, Cyberpunk RED, and Vampire: The Masquerade. Saga20 is built for any group that wants to focus on storytelling and gameplay instead of note-taking and organization.

Session Recording and Automatic Transcription

Saga20 allows you to upload any audio file from your game session, regardless of the recording device or audio quality. The platform processes this audio to create a full, structured transcript and a detailed session summary. This feature requires zero setup, meaning you can start recording mid-game without interrupting the flow. It works reliably with everything from professional microphones to a phone placed in the center of a table, ensuring that every critical moment, player decision, and plot thread is captured and preserved for future reference.

Voice Auto-Match for Player Identification

After your first session, Saga20 automatically creates a unique "voice fingerprint" for each player, which is a numerical representation of their vocal patterns. In all future recordings, the system uses these fingerprints to automatically recognize and label which player is speaking. This eliminates the need for any manual tagging, speaker labeling, or setup between sessions. The result is a clean, organized transcript and summary that attributes dialogue and actions to the correct character, making the notes far more useful and coherent for campaign management.

Intelligent Session Summaries

Saga20 generates session summaries that go beyond simple transcription. The summaries highlight key events, player decisions, important discoveries, and evolving plot threads. The system becomes smarter over time as you add custom context about your world and characters. Each new summary builds upon the previous one, creating a richer and more accurate understanding of your campaign’s narrative. These summaries are instantly organized and ready to share, saving GMs hours of manual note-writing and allowing them to focus on preparing the next adventure.

World Builder with Campaign Graph

The World Builder is a centralized workspace for managing every element of your campaign, including characters, NPCs, locations, factions, and items. You can use @-mentions to link any entity within your notes, automatically connecting your world. The Campaign Graph feature visually maps all these connections at a glance, showing how different people, places, and factions relate to one another. Entity pages update automatically after every session with new information from the summaries, ensuring your campaign wiki is always current without any manual edits.

Running a Weekly Dungeons and Dragons Campaign

For a Game Master running a weekly D&D game, Saga20 automates the entire note-taking process. The GM simply records each session using their phone or computer. After the game, Saga20 provides a complete transcript and a summary that breaks down key events, NPC interactions, and treasure found. The auto-wiki updates with new character details and location descriptions. The GM can then share the summary with players via a one-click link or directly to their Discord server, ensuring everyone remembers the session's details for the next game.

Managing a Complex Call of Cthulhu Investigation

In a mystery-driven game like Call of Cthulhu, keeping track of clues, suspects, and timelines is critical. Saga20’s voice auto-match feature ensures that every player's theory and discovery is attributed correctly. The world builder allows the GM to manage a network of NPCs, locations, and factions, while the campaign graph reveals hidden connections between seemingly unrelated elements. The intelligent summaries help the GM track the investigation's progress and ensure no crucial clue is forgotten between sessions, which is vital for maintaining narrative consistency.

Coordinating a Multi-Table Pathfinder Event

For large events or organized play, Saga20’s multi-campaign support is invaluable. A head GM can create separate campaigns for each table, each with its own session recordings, summaries, and wiki. After each session, summaries can be shared with the entire event team to track overall progress. The Discord integration allows for automated updates to a central event channel, keeping all players and GMs informed about the main story developments without manual coordination. This streamlines communication and documentation for complex, multi-table scenarios.

Building a Shared Homebrew World for Cyberpunk RED

A group creating a custom Cyberpunk RED setting can use Saga20 as a collaborative world-building tool. The GM and players can record brainstorming sessions, and Saga20 will automatically generate structured notes and add new locations, factions, and NPCs to the world builder. The campaign graph helps visualize the complex political and social relationships in their cyberpunk city. As the campaign progresses, the wiki grows organically, creating a rich, shared history of the world that all players can access and contribute to through their claimed characters.

Will my potato phone recording work?

Yes, it will probably work. Saga20 has been tested with a wide range of audio sources, from expensive professional microphones to phones simply placed in the middle of a table. The system is designed to handle various audio qualities, including recordings where people may be mumbling or speaking from a distance. The worse the audio quality, the more likely you may need to make minor corrections to player name attributions, but the core functionality of generating a usable transcript and summary remains effective.

Are you storing my players' voices?

No, Saga20 does not store actual voice recordings or audio data of your players. Instead, the system creates "voice fingerprints," which are numerical representations similar to passwords that describe vocal patterns. This process is analogous to how a smartphone uses FaceID to recognize a face by storing a mathematical model, not an actual photograph. This approach ensures player privacy while still enabling automatic recognition across sessions.

How secure are my session recordings and voice data?

Saga20 takes privacy and security very seriously. Once your session summary is generated, the original audio file is processed and not retained in a way that allows for voice reconstruction. The voice fingerprints are stored securely and are used solely for the purpose of identifying speakers in future recordings. The platform follows industry-standard security practices to protect all user data, including session transcripts, campaign notes, and world builder content, ensuring your campaign information remains private.

Which game systems does Saga20 support?

Saga20 works with virtually any tabletop RPG system. It has explicit support and examples for popular systems including all editions of Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder 1e and 2e, Call of Cthulhu, Cyberpunk RED, and Vampire: The Masquerade. The platform is system-agnostic, meaning it can adapt to any ruleset or homebrew system. Additionally, Saga20 supports over 25 languages, making it accessible to a global community of tabletop gamers.

Saga20 offers a free trial that requires no credit card, allowing you to test the platform with one full session summary. For ongoing use, there are four pricing tiers available in USD. The Free plan includes one session summary, full voice recognition, and unlimited text notes. The Dungeon Master plan is $12.99 per month and includes 6 sessions per month, smart voice recognition, unlimited campaigns, shareable campaign pages, and 1 GB of storage. The most popular Epic Campaign plan is $19.99 per month, offering 12 sessions per month, support for multiple weekly games, a Campaign Chat feature, higher limits, and 5 GB of storage. The Legendary Saga plan is $39.99 per month for power users, providing 24 sessions per month, Campaign Chat, early access to new features, priority support, and unlimited storage subject to reasonable usage. All prices are billed monthly, with a yearly option available that provides two months free.