Upload and close the tab. No install, no setup, nothing to configure. Your audio is deleted from Everlore storage as soon as the transcript exists.
Opening Everlore
Loading your worlds, campaigns, and session history.
Loading your worlds, campaigns, and session history.
Closed beta for experienced game masters
Upload the recording from game night. Everlore transcribes it, writes the chronicle, and proposes what changed in your world. You approve what is true, and the wiki writes itself. Transcribe in the cloud, or privately on your own PC.
We are inviting experienced DMs with a real campaign and a sharp eye for what deserves to be remembered.
Not a folder of summaries
Wander the Stormglass Coast, a real Everlore campaign wiki. Every name links, every thread holds, and the game master decides what is true.
How Everlore works
Five steps from a recording to a wiki you trust. You do two of them: bring the session, and decide what becomes canon.
Upload one recording of the table, a separate track per player, or paste a transcript you already have.
Let Everlore transcribe it in the cloud with no setup, or run it privately on your own PC with Everlore Companion. Same result either way.
A readable account of the night, plus proposed pages for every person, place, item, faction, quest, and mystery that came up.
Approve, reject, merge, or reword each proposed change. Nothing touches your wiki until you press Apply.
Approved changes land as linked pages that grow session after session, and export as plain Markdown whenever you want.
Upload and close the tab. No install, no setup, nothing to configure. Your audio is deleted from Everlore storage as soon as the transcript exists.
Everlore Companion is a free Windows app that transcribes locally. The recording never leaves your computer, and it does not touch your monthly audio minutes no matter how many player tracks you bring.
Both routes produce the same transcript inside your campaign. Everything after step 2 is identical. See the full pipeline
Not just notes. A way back into the world.
Approved discoveries do not disappear into another document. They deepen the pages, history, relationships, and unanswered questions you will need behind the screen.
Move through turning points, character threads, and the approved pages each session changed.
The Moonwake Lens answered Edda's touch, revealing the sealed stair while the Silent Tide watched from the cliffs.
Search the whole world, inspect relationship evidence, and find a path from one piece of lore to another.
Evidence-backed review copilot
Ember can help improve a summary, phrase a fact, or recover a missing detail. You see the evidence and the exact before-and-after before accepting anything.
Meet the review workflowFor DMs with more than one campaign
Worlds organize every campaign that shares a setting. Keep each table's sessions focused while recurring people, places, factions, and history remain connected in one World Wiki.
Run a second party, a prequel, or a new era without rebuilding the same lore.
Let every campaign leave the world richer for the next one.
Your canon stays yours
Names drift at the table. Spellings change. Two characters can sound almost identical, and a player theory can sound like a fact. Everlore finds the likely matches, puts the old and new evidence side by side, and waits for your decision before touching a page.
Try the canon reviewA campaign archive, not a content trap
Your transcripts, recaps, and campaign lore are not a public wiki unless you choose to share them.
Pages preserve where discoveries came from, what is confirmed, and what remains rumor.
Export an Obsidian-ready vault instead of leaving years of campaign history locked in a service.
“My own campaign wiki died of neglect. Twice. The table kept playing and the lore kept leaking. This is the tool I wished existed at session 40.”
The experienced-DM closed beta
We are opening Everlore deliberately to experienced game masters with active or recently active campaigns, accumulated lore, and thoughtful feedback to share.
We are inviting experienced DMs with a real campaign and a sharp eye for what deserves to be remembered.
Before the next session
Both. Upload a single mixed recording of the table, upload separate tracks for each player, or paste a transcript you already have. If you bring text, Everlore skips transcription and goes straight to reading the session.
Only if you want to. Managed transcription is the default and needs no setup. If you would rather keep the audio on your own machine, Everlore Companion is a free Windows app that transcribes locally and delivers only the finished text to your campaign.
No. Everlore prepares a reviewable change set. You decide whether each discovery updates an existing page, becomes a new page, or stays out of the wiki entirely. Pages change only when you press Apply.
Audio is stored only while Everlore creates the transcript, then deleted from Everlore storage once the transcript exists. Transcript text stays with the campaign until you delete it. With Companion, no recording is uploaded at all.
Yes. Everlore exports an Obsidian-ready Markdown vault with the pages, links, indexes, timeline, and campaign structure you have approved.
We review applications from experienced game masters and invite small cohorts whose active campaigns can help us learn. Tell us about your table and why campaign memory matters to you. Applying does not guarantee a seat.
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