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For tabletop RPG players and game masters

Keep the whole campaign in reach.

LoreMonkey keeps a speaker-labelled transcript and brings relevant campaign history back while you play.

Available now for Windows. Supports Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit). Mac and Linux builds are not available yet.

A readable LoreMonkey transcript with timestamps and character names.
A speaker-labelled transcript from the working desktop app.
Audio
Stays on your computer
Roles
Player and GM modes
AI calls
Visible in the activity log
Systems
Set per campaign

What happens during a game

A useful record first. Live help when the scene calls for it.

LoreMonkey is not another voice in the call. It works beside the table, keeping the record and giving one person a private place to look things up.

Every screenshot below comes from the working desktop app. Build notes and playtest seats are posted in Discord.

01

Know who said what

Connect the Discord desktop client and tag each person with a character name once. The transcript follows the conversation without adding a bot to the channel.

In-person games can use a microphone and local voice matching instead. A room full of overlapping voices is harder to separate, so Discord gives the cleanest labels.

Discord members in LoreMonkey, each paired with a character name.
Tag a player once and keep that character name for the campaign.

02

Find the detail behind the question

Imported notes and old transcripts are indexed on your computer. Live prompts can pull relevant passages into the current scene. Standard and Pro plans also include Ask LoreMonkey for direct questions between games.

Ask answers include the sessions used as sources. If the answer is not in the archive, the app says so instead of filling the gap.

Ask LoreMonkey answering a campaign question and citing the sessions used.
The source sessions stay attached to the answer.

03

Get a prompt without losing the scene

During play, LoreMonkey checks moments such as a direct question, a returning character or a decision tied to campaign notes. A delivered prompt is short enough to read while people are still talking.

Cooldowns and delivery limits keep the app from filling the screen. You can change both, and the activity log shows every model check.

A short LoreMonkey prompt tied to a detail from the current scene.
One option, followed by the reason it fits this moment.

04

Import notes once

Bring in the character sheet, primer, NPC files or session notes you already keep. LoreMonkey turns them into campaign context files you can edit, and indexes them locally for prompts and Ask.

Free includes one context import so you can see the loop before you decide on a paid plan.

Campaign context files in LoreMonkey after importing notes.
Editable context files stay on your computer.

Player or GM

One app, two campaign modes

LoreMonkey can sit beside a player or a game master. The campaign files and prompts change with the role you choose.

Player mode

Stay connected to your character's story

Give LoreMonkey the character, motivations, campaign notes and party context. Prompts are written for that character rather than for the whole group.

GM mode

Hold plans, NPCs and player hooks nearby

GM campaigns use a primer, forward plan, player notes and NPC files. The app can surface an opening without taking control of the scene.

Local by default

Your table's audio stays on your PC

Transcription, campaign indexing and speaker matching run on your computer. The resulting files are yours to read, back up or delete.

AI features send relevant text through LoreMonkey's server to the model provider. The privacy page lists exactly what is sent and retained.

Read the privacy details

Use the ruleset you play

The campaign chooses the system

Suggestions, answers and recaps use the game named in campaign settings. Start with a common system or type your own.

Dungeons & Dragons / Pathfinder / Call of Cthulhu / Cyberpunk RED / Vampire: The Masquerade / Delta Green / Blades in the Dark / Daggerheart

Setup

Prove it works before game night

  1. 01

    Start a campaign

    Choose Player or GM mode, name the game system and add the notes you already have.

  2. 02

    Choose the audio

    Use Discord system audio for online play or a microphone for a room.

  3. 03

    Run the setup check

    Confirm capture, transcription and the AI connection before anyone is waiting.

Planned launch pricing

Local work is included. Model calls set the plan.

Local transcription, speaker labels and campaign indexing are included on every plan and do not count against monthly AI use. Paid plans cover live prompts, Ask LoreMonkey and session recaps.

Compare every plan and limit
  • FreeTry it at a real table

    $0 no card needed

  • LiteFor an occasional group

    $9.99 per month

  • StandardFor a weekly group

    $19.99 per month

  • ProFor several weekly tables

    $39.99 per month

Before you install

The practical details

Does a bot join the voice channel?

No. LoreMonkey reads speaking activity from the Discord desktop client already running on your computer. Nobody new appears in the call.

Is this another cloud call recorder?

No. Audio stays on your PC. LoreMonkey is built for tabletop campaigns: speaker-labelled transcripts, player and GM modes, and private lookup beside the table rather than a bot in the channel.

Do my players need to install anything?

No. One person runs LoreMonkey. The rest of the group carries on as usual, although everyone should know that the session is being transcribed.

Is this for players or game masters?

Both. Player mode works from one character's goals and history. GM mode uses campaign plans, player notes and NPC files. Each campaign has one mode.

Is there a Mac or Linux build?

Not yet. LoreMonkey is currently available for Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit). Release news for other platforms will be posted in Discord.

Does the Free trial include Ask LoreMonkey?

No. Ask starts with Standard. Free includes local transcription, one context import, one recap and a first-session allowance for live prompts.

Does it work for games outside D&D?

Yes. Set the game system for each campaign. The prompts, recaps and answers use that system instead of assuming one ruleset.

What leaves my computer?

Audio, transcripts and archive search stay local. AI features send the relevant text to LoreMonkey's server and then to the model provider. The app shows each model call in its activity log.

Available now for Windows

Bring LoreMonkey to your next game

Download the latest Windows release and start with the free trial. No card is needed.