Player-safe summaries
Player-safe recaps that keep DM notes private.
Players need the story back. DMs need the private read. Recap Raven separates those surfaces so the recap can be shared without leaking GM-only notes.
What was said at the table is canon. Private prep is never used in player-facing notes.
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The table-facing recap, separated from DM-only notes.
Canon from the table
Player recaps are built from transcript evidence, not hidden prep or guesses about what the party has not learned.
GM-only stays GM-only
Feedback, private reads, and prep advice stay separate from what gets shared with players.
Safety pass
The system checks that the player recap has not promoted GM-only reads or speculation into player knowledge.
Built for real table questions
Share the recap without sharing the DM layer
Players get the story back. You keep the private read, pacing notes, and prep advice where they belong.
Can the recap reveal things before players learn them?
The safety pass is designed to prevent that, but the DM should still review outputs before sharing.
Can players see GM feedback?
GM coaching and private notes stay separate from player-safe recap content, so you can review the honest read without handing it to the table.
Can I share the recap automatically?
Yes. Player-safe sharing can be posted back to Discord, while GM-only material remains private.
Frequently asked questions
Are recaps perfect?
Recap Raven is designed to keep recaps player-safe and source-backed, but the DM should still review outputs before sharing. The goal is to make that review fast and obvious, not to replace your judgement.
What happens to transcripts?
Transcripts are stored until you delete the session, campaign, or account. Audio deletion does not delete transcripts or recaps.