Your D&D sessions, recapped automatically.
Kazkar listens on Discord and writes up every session for you — no notes, no uploads.
Add Kazkar to Discord10 hours free · no credit card · any tabletop system
Here's one it wrote:
The Millstone Debt and the Burning of the Veil
Dusk settled over the swamp-tree homes as Scribs and Pex woke hungry and drifted toward the communal fire, where Grandmother tended frog roast, snake kebabs, and a helmet-cauldron of bubbling soup. When Scribs tried to steal a taste, Pex slapped her hand away—“Ще не готова!”—and the old goblin finally spilled the tribe’s secret: the Red…
Read the full chronicle →Every name is tagged into the wiki as you play — Pex, Scribs, Bark-map, Cracked Monocle, and 17 more.
How it works
Add it to Discord
Invite the bot and create a campaign — about two minutes.
Play your session
Run /summon and play as normal. It records in the background.
Get your recap
Run /banish. Your recap is written within minutes.
What ends up in your recap
A narrative recap
Written as a story you can read aloud to open your next session.
NPCs, places & items
Every name the party meets, tagged into your campaign wiki.
Key events & threads
The turning points, and the plot threads still left hanging.
Any system, 30+ languages
D&D, Pathfinder, Call of Cthulhu — in the language you play in.
What makes a recap worth reading
A good session recap isn't a transcript. It leaves out the pizza orders and rules arguments and keeps what your table will actually want to remember: the decisions that changed the story, the NPCs who mattered, and the threads left dangling for next time. It reads like the opening of a novel, not a set of meeting minutes.
That's the bar Kazkar writes to. It follows who did what, keeps names and places consistent from session to session, and hands you something you can drop into your campaign channel or read aloud — no editing required, though you always can.
Recorded live in Discord
Other tools want an audio file. Kazkar just joins your voice channel and listens — nothing to upload, no app to install. The recap is written the moment you stop.
“The quality is just top-tier — the way it laid everything out. And it gets better and better every time.”— Ivan, DM running two campaigns in parallel
Kazkar vs. the alternatives
Upload tools are fine if you play in person. For a Discord table, the difference is the work you do after game night.
| Kazkar | Manual notes | Upload tools | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Records live in Discord | Yes | — | Export a file first |
| No app or upload step | Yes | — | No |
| Narrative, read-aloud recap | Yes | If you write it | Usually bullet notes |
| Tracks NPCs & lore | Automatic | By hand | Some |
| Work during the game | None | Constant | None |
Free to start
You get 10 hours of recording free, no credit card needed. Active members of our Discord earn more hours for reviews, bug reports, and feature ideas.
Add Kazkar to DiscordCommon questions
Do I upload audio, or does it record live?
It records live in your Discord voice channel — there's no file to export and no upload step. Kazkar joins the call, listens while you play, and starts writing the moment you stop.
Do I need Discord?
Yes. Kazkar records games played over Discord voice. If your table already plays on Discord, there's nothing else to set up.
Can I start mid-campaign?
Yes. Start recording from your next session — there's no back-filling required. Your recaps and wiki build forward from wherever you begin.
Can I edit the recap before sharing it?
Yes. Every recap lives in your dashboard, where you can edit, trim, or add to it before you share it with your players.
Is my session audio private?
Audio is deleted after processing, and only your campaign members can see the session data through the dashboard. We never sell or share it.
Kazkar also builds a campaign wiki from the same recordings, and here's how to record a TTRPG session.