Discord-native recording
A Discord recording bot built for tabletop RPG sessions.
No browser recorder, no upload ritual, no guessing who spoke. Recap Raven starts from Discord voice and turns the session into useful campaign records.
The bot announces recording, names the Discord user who started it, and reminds participants to leave if they do not consent.
Product screenshot
Discord-native recording, visible where the session happens.
Speaker tracks
Each speaker is captured separately, which helps attribution and cleaner transcript citations.
Consent-forward flow
Your DM remains responsible for recording permission. The bot announcement supports that process clearly.
Audio deleted after transcription
Audio is deleted after transcription. Transcripts, recaps, and campaign memory remain until deleted.
Built for real table questions
A recording flow that fits game night
The bot is there to make recording visible, simple, and useful without asking every player to manage another app.
Do players need to install anything?
Players join the Discord voice channel as usual. Recap Raven works from the session the table is already having.
Can I still use Craig?
Yes. Recap Raven prefers its own bot, but Craig links remain supported when you want to keep your own audio elsewhere.
How does Recap Raven help with recording consent?
Recap Raven helps by announcing recording clearly in Discord, but the DM should check with their table and make sure everyone has given permission before recording.
Frequently asked questions
Does Recap Raven keep the audio?
Audio is deleted after transcription and is not downloadable from Recap Raven. The transcript and generated outputs remain until you delete them.
Is Recap Raven a fork of Craig?
Recap Raven has its own Discord bot. Craig is a separate third-party service, and Recap Raven keeps Craig link support for tables that began there or prefer to keep audio outside Recap Raven.