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Session Chronicles Worth Reading.

Quill listens to your sessions, extracts the people, places, and pivotal moments, then weaves them into a living chronicle you can revisit, share, and build upon.

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Ink-wash still · drawn by Quill from Blue Angels, session 9

The Weave

Every thread, every session, one picture.

Character arcs run as lanes across the campaign. Dormant threads fade; the ones still alive stay bright.

The Weave: every character and story arc across a twelve-session campaign

Node graph wiki

A campaign wiki that builds itself.

Characters, locations, organisations, items and lore extracted and linked from what was said at the table. Click a node to expand; double-click to open its page.

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Live and interactive — drag the nodes.

The Chronicle

We don’t summarize your session. We chronicle it.

Literary prose, preserved dialogue, and the moments worth quoting — with context and significance attached. Below: a page from the live demo campaign, exactly as Quill wrote it.

Sabral Session 4 Chapter 1

Maria Stormweather Makes Her Move

The brawl at the Night Dancer had barely ended before Maria Stormweather de Fritz found her mark.

She dropped into the chair across from Caelum Cadere without invitation, boots thudding onto the table where noble slippers ought to have been. Her companion hovered behind her, a second Stormweather daughter whose disapproval radiated from every stiff fold of her posture. Caelum lifted his wine glass to his lips a beat too late, buying a mouthful of courage before he had to answer.

“Wasn’t that a show?” Maria Stormweather said.

“Quite the show.” He took another sip. His gaze flicked past her, searching the room for rescue that wasn’t coming.

Maria Stormweather leaned forward. “That flash across the floor. That was your magic.”

Caelum set the glass down carefully. “Part of the brothel’s mystique, I’d imagine.”

“Lighten up,” Maria Stormweather said. “There’s only one person who fits your description. You’re the Cadere.”

Read the whole session
Quote
Ilsabet Voss:
“The vault was never locked. It was waiting.”
Sera Valen:
“Waiting for what?”
Ilsabet Voss:
“For someone who could read the hymns. For us.”
Brannic Tor:
“I hate it when the building has a plan.”
Ilsabet Voss Sera Valen Brannic Tor
Context

Deep beneath the Countinghouse, the party finds the vault doors standing open — and the wards arranged in the same pattern as the Ashen Choir’s hymnal.

Significance

The moment the heist stopped being a heist: the Countinghouse wanted the Compact inside, and every arc in the campaign bent toward finding out why.

Session 9 · Beneath the Countinghouse · Chapter 3: The Vault That Waited

Spotlight

Whose story was it?

Talk time charted per player and character — the quiet sessions, the spotlight-stealing ones, and how the table shifts over time.

  • Roleplay 20%
  • Action 56%
  • Exploration 14%
  • Downtime 10%
  • Combat 45%
  • Challenge 4%
  • Drama 12%
  • Exploration 15%
  • Planning 25%

Live demo — Thirst of Blood, 6 sessions analysed.

The Documentary

Your session, as a narrated film.

Quill reads the chronicle, picks the beats, draws each one in ink, then narrates and scores it. Every still on this page came out of one of these.

Quill’s Documentary · Hellfighters, final session.

Ask Claude

Your campaign, in your assistant’s memory.

Quill runs an MCP server over your knowledge graph. Connect it once, and Claude, Claude Code or ChatGPT can answer from what actually happened at your table: who an NPC is, what changed in session six, who holds a secret. Grounded in your sessions, not the model’s guesses.

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Claude · Sabral connected

Who’s running the Inquisition now, and why should Caelum be nervous?

get_entity_by_name · “The Inquisition”

As of session 9, Prince Visvalir runs it himself. Ruben de Faris was stripped of Inquisitor control in session 8, and Vixia told Jaco no replacement was named — the Prince took the role.

Caelum’s problem is older than that. In session 5, at the Riverside Stop, he told Thalara he had already been lying to the Inquisition for days. In session 10, on the boat, the Prince told him he was welcome at the office any time.

The Inquisition Organization aka The Queen’s Inquisition · first seen Session 1

A feared imperial institution whose Inquisitors are said to be able to do things to a person’s mind. Headed by the Prime Inquisitor, known as “the Listener” — a towering seven-foot entity of white bone and gold metal with a single enormous eye.

  • s009 · c009 Prince Visvalir — The prince himself will fill the role of head of the Inquisition.
  • s005 · c020 Caelum Cadere — He is already lying to the Inquisition — he did so days ago.
  • s007 · c008 Daria — “I don’t trust them. I don’t think any of us should.”

In beta

What’s in the workshop.

Features you can use today while we finish them. Every session already includes them.

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Campaign maps

Your world map, pinned by your wiki. Every place the party has been is a pin; every pin opens the page.

  • Upload any map image. It is cut into tiles so you can zoom to the original detail.
  • Quill’s vision model reads it and proposes a pin for every place the wiki already knows.
  • Accept, drag, or dismiss the pins. Keep a GM-only copy with your own annotations.
  • The journey bar walks the party’s route session by session, or follows one character.
Beta

Session voices

Choose how much license the chronicle takes with your session. Three registers, one transcript.

The Scholar
The definitive record. What was said, in order, nothing added.
The Chronicler
The dramatization. Scenes shaped, dialogue kept, pacing tightened.
The Bard
The literary interpretation. Your session as a story someone would read for pleasure.
Compare the three voices on one session

Beta features are included in every session. Start free and try them on your first three.

Pricing

One price for everything.

Every session includes the full set of features, any length you like, and pages that never expire. No monthly fee, no surprises.

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FAQ

Is Quill’s Chronicles the same thing as Scrybe Quill?

No. Different teams, different products, different approaches. Scrybe Quill creates cinematic narrated video recaps of your sessions. Quill’s Chronicles produces literary written narratives backed by a knowledge graph that tracks your entire campaign, and draws its own documentary from that graph. If you want written chronicles and a campaign wiki that builds itself, that’s us.

What makes Quill different from other session summarizers?

Most tools give you notes. Quill gives you a chronicle: prose with preserved dialogue, a wiki whose pages are linked by what was actually said, the Weave, Spotlight analytics, and a narrated documentary drawn from your own transcript. All of it sits in a knowledge graph you can query from Claude or ChatGPT. And it is one flat price per session, with no subscription.

Is the trial really free?

Yes. Your first three sessions are free, with every feature switched on, and no card is asked for. After that a session is $2.50, whatever its length, and the pages never expire.

Do I need a special recorder?

No. Record on Discord with Craig for the best results, since each speaker gets their own track. Or upload any recording, or a transcript you already have, and tell Quill how many people spoke.

What is an MCP server, and why does it matter?

MCP is the open standard that lets Claude, Claude Code and ChatGPT read from tools you connect. Quill’s MCP server exposes your campaign graph, so you can ask an assistant who an NPC is, what happened in session six, or who holds a secret, and get answers grounded in your own sessions rather than the assistant’s guesses.

What happens to my audio?

Your audio is stored with Quill only so you can play it back beside the transcript. It is never sold, shared, or used to train models, by us or by any third party. Our processing partners run under zero data retention.

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Zero Data Retention

We honour a zero data retention policy: your session content is never stored by our processing partners or used to train models. Your audio stays with Quill only so you can play it back beside the transcript.

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