Saga20

Saga20 is an all-in-one campaign management platform designed for tabletop role-playing game (TTRPG) groups, Game Masters, and players who want to focus on storytelling without the administrative overhead. The product eliminates the need for manual note-taking, wiki management, and character tracking by automating these tasks through advanced voice recognition and AI-powered summarization. At its core, Saga20 allows users to record their gaming sessions using any device, from professional microphones to potato-quality phone recordings, and automatically transforms the audio into structured, searchable session notes. The system goes beyond simple transcription by recognizing individual players' voices across multiple sessions, building a persistent campaign wiki that tracks characters, non-player characters (NPCs), locations, factions, and items without any manual tagging or setup. This makes Saga20 ideal for busy Game Masters running weekly games for systems like Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, Call of Cthulhu, Cyberpunk RED, and Vampire: The Masquerade, as well as for players who want to relive key moments and decisions from their adventures. The main value proposition is reclaiming time spent on administrative tasks, allowing groups to immerse themselves fully in their collaborative storytelling. With support for over 25 languages and a free trial that requires no credit card, Saga20 lowers the barrier to entry for any TTRPG group seeking to preserve their campaign's legacy effortlessly.

Session Recording and Automatic Transcription

Saga20 enables users to upload any audio file from any device, regardless of recording quality, and converts it into structured session notes and summaries. The system handles everything from high-quality studio recordings to muffled phone recordings placed in the center of a gaming table. No setup or tagging is required before recording, and the platform works seamlessly with any TTRPG system. After processing, users receive organized notes that highlight key events, player decisions, and plot threads, all without interrupting the flow of the game.

Voice Auto-Match for Player Recognition

After the first session, Saga20 automatically identifies each player by their unique vocal patterns, creating what the company calls "voice fingerprints." These are numerical representations similar to how FaceID works on smartphones, ensuring no actual voice data is stored. In subsequent recordings, the system recognizes who is speaking and attributes dialogue, actions, and decisions to the correct player. This eliminates the need for manual tagging or player introductions at the start of each session, saving significant time for Game Masters.

World Builder and Campaign Graph

Saga20 includes a comprehensive world builder that allows users to manage characters, NPCs, locations, factions, and items in a single workspace. Users can at-mention any entity to create cross-references and link their world together seamlessly. The Campaign Graph automatically maps every connection between entities, providing a visual overview of the campaign's relationships and dependencies. Entity pages update automatically after each session, ensuring the wiki remains current without manual edits. Image uploads are also supported to enrich entries.

Session Summaries with Contextual Understanding

The platform generates session summaries that go beyond basic recaps by incorporating custom world and character context provided by the user. As the AI processes more sessions, it builds a deeper understanding of the campaign's narrative, characters, and setting, resulting in summaries that become richer and more accurate over time. Key events, player decisions, and plot threads are organized logically and ready for sharing. These summaries can be published to Discord with one click, delivering beautifully formatted recaps directly into the group's server without requiring recipients to have an account.

Weekly Dungeons and Dragons Campaign Management

A Game Master running a weekly D&D campaign for five players uses Saga20 to record each four-hour session using a laptop microphone. The platform automatically transcribes the session, identifies each player by voice, and generates a detailed summary highlighting combat outcomes, NPC interactions, and player decisions. The wiki updates with new locations and characters mentioned during play. The GM then shares the summary with players via Discord, ensuring everyone remembers key plot points before the next session.

Pathfinder 2e Adventure Path with Multiple Groups

A busy Game Master runs two separate Pathfinder 2e groups through the same Adventure Path on different nights. With Saga20's Epic Campaign plan, they record both sessions, and the AI distinguishes between the two campaigns, maintaining separate wikis and summaries. The voice recognition ensures that player actions from each group are correctly attributed, and the Campaign Graph helps the GM track how different groups' decisions affect the shared world. The GM saves hours weekly by not having to manually cross-reference notes.

Call of Cthulhu Horror One-Shot with New Players

A Game Master introduces Call of Cthulhu to a group of new players using Saga20 for a one-shot session. The platform's free tier allows them to test the service without a credit card. After recording the session, the AI generates a summary that captures the investigation's key clues, sanity losses, and character deaths. The GM shares the summary with players afterward, helping them understand the horror narrative's twists. The voice recognition works even with players using different microphones in a noisy environment.

Cyberpunk RED Campaign with International Players

A Cyberpunk RED group includes players from three different countries speaking English as a second language. Saga20 supports over 25 languages and handles varied accents effectively. The platform's voice fingerprints ensure that each player is recognized despite different speech patterns. The world builder allows the GM to track Night City locations, fixer contacts, and corporate factions. The Discord integration publishes session recaps in the group's server, keeping all players informed despite time zone differences.

Will my potato phone recording work?

Probably. Saga20 has been tested with everything from expensive professional microphones to phones stuffed in the middle of a gaming table. As long as people can be heard, even if they are mumbly, the system usually works well. The worse the audio quality, the more you might need to clean up player names, but the transcription and voice recognition still function effectively.

Are you storing my players' voices?

No. Saga20 creates "voice fingerprints," which are numerical representations of vocal patterns, similar to how your phone recognizes your face with FaceID without storing the actual photo. The platform does not store actual voice data or audio recordings after the summary is generated. This ensures player privacy while still enabling automatic recognition across sessions.

How secure are my session recordings and voice data?

Saga20 takes user privacy seriously. Once your session summary is generated, the raw audio recording is processed and not retained indefinitely. Voice fingerprints are stored as encrypted numerical data, not as audio files. The platform uses industry-standard security protocols to protect all data in transit and at rest. Users have control over sharing settings and can delete their data at any time.

What TTRPG systems does Saga20 support?

Saga20 works with any TTRPG system, including but not limited to Dungeons and Dragons (all editions), Pathfinder 1e and 2e, Call of Cthulhu (all editions), Cyberpunk RED, and Vampire: The Masquerade. The platform is system-agnostic, meaning it adapts to how you play without requiring system-specific configuration. If your system is not listed, Saga20 still functions fully with your game.

Saga20 offers four pricing tiers to accommodate different usage levels. The Free plan includes one session summary, full voice recognition, and unlimited text notes with no credit card required. The Dungeon Master plan at 12.99 USD per month includes six sessions per month, smart voice recognition, unlimited campaigns, shareable campaign pages, and 1 GB of storage. The Epic Campaign plan at 19.99 USD per month is the most popular and includes 12 sessions per month, multiple weekly game support, Campaign Chat, higher limits for everything, and 5 GB of storage. The Legendary Saga plan at 39.99 USD per month includes 24 sessions per month, Campaign Chat, early access to new features, priority support, and unlimited storage subject to reasonable usage. All prices are in USD. Annual billing is available and provides two months free compared to monthly billing.