TABLE LINK…— open it on any phone on this Wi-Fi: the phone becomes a MARK button● REC 00:00:00
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GNASHER'S QUILL
record · transcribe · remember
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⟡ The Reading Room
…
⟡ The Table
One recording covers the whole game. Leave this studio running.
RECORD + CHORUS starts both at once — which is also the only way your own
voice lands on the same timeline as the players', so use it if the table is joining.
00:00:00
Press MARK right after something big lands — a pin in the tale, not a prediction. Late? Mark anyway and note “~10 min back”.
⟡ The Chorus
every voice on its own track — so the transcript knows who spoke
Start your normal recording first if you want it, then open this. Each player opens the
join link on their own phone and records themselves. Afterwards the tracks merge
into one transcript with names on every line. Works the same for a remote table —
everyone records their local mic, nobody has to capture the call.
Transcribes each voice on its own track, then braids them into one
transcript with a name on every line. It lands in the Ledger below, marked ♫.
session
Players join here — same Wi-Fi:
…
voice
starts at
received
state
— waiting for someone to join —
When everyone has stopped, close the Chorus — the merge button appears right here.
⟡ The Scribe
Runs on the GPU when one is present. New names in the campaign? Add them to lexicon.txt so the scribe spells them right.
⟡ The Shelf
session
when
size
marks
scribed
— no sessions yet —
Click a scribed session to read its transcript, or ⌕ mine it for a
digest: how healthy the transcript is, every mark with the audio just before it, and the
names your table said that lexicon.txt doesn't know. ♫ marks a braided Chorus night.
⟡ The House
⟡ Campaign notes
One answer, four questions. The Cold Open, the Mirror, the
Concordance and the miner all want to know whether a name is new at the table or
something you already wrote down — and without this they each run blind and say so.
Point it at anything readable: markdown, an Obsidian vault, a folder of write-ups.
Reads those same notes for proper nouns the transcriber should know, so it
writes Vethric Ashgrave instead of phonetic soup. Tick the ones that are real —
half of any list is your players' own names.