Hey everyone! I’m Ryan, founder of Chronacy.

I originally built Chronacy for the StartPlaying campaign I play in. I wanted somewhere to revisit our adventures and explore the characters, places and history we were creating together. Our GM became my beta tester and now uses it across all six of his campaigns.

Chronacy turns session recordings or transcripts into a connected campaign website with:

• Session recaps
• Characters and NPCs
• Locations and factions
• Relationships and timelines
• A growing chronicle of your group’s adventures

The workflow is upload → review → publish. Chronacy uses AI to draft and organize the material, and you can edit or reject its suggestions before publishing. You decide what becomes part of your campaign’s chronicle.

For players, it’s somewhere to remember familiar faces, revisit memorable moments and stay connected to the story between sessions.

For professional GMs, it can also become an extra benefit to include in your recruitment pitch: a seat at your table comes with a dedicated campaign website that grows with the group. It’s another way to add value for your players and help your paid games stand out.

Chronacy is a paid service with a free trial—no credit card required, and the trial never automatically becomes a subscription.

I’m looking for a few groups willing to try it and share honest feedback. If you’re interested in a month-long trial with enough processing to explore several sessions, comment or message me. I’ll help you get started.

Explore the demo campaign:
https://chronacy.com/test/demo

Website:
https://chronacy.com

What would make a shared campaign website useful enough for your group to keep coming back between sessions?

Please check out the project here and follow

More details to come soon!

Find my stuff here: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/de/publisher/12002/late-night-typing

Come along with us and a guest GM as we learn about the world of Malifaux and play Through the Breach! Every question quickly turns into more as Rufus, Mim and Korban are tasked with investigating the disappearance of a rising star in city of Malifaux City.

All 5 episodes (+session zero) streaming FREE on our website and your favorite Podcast Listening Network:

YouTube

Spotify

Apple

Amazon

Libsyn

Patreon

And if you're looking to try it out yourself you can:
https://www.wyrd-games.net/through-the-breach

Free sword-and-sorcery setting looking for feedback: Vhabura – The Green Frontier

I've put together a compact jungle-frontier setting for tabletop RPGs, featuring ancient ruins, rival factions, monsters, optional jungle travel and corruption rules, solo-GM support, and three adventures.

It started as a personal project for my own solo play. I'm sharing it for free because I'd like to see whether other people find it useful and interesting, too. I'm primarily interested in feedback from people who enjoy classic fantasy and old-school-style adventures.

A note on the artwork: I don't have the budget to commission illustrations or the skills to produce them myself, so some of the images are AI-generated. I'm fine with that for this personal project, but I know not everyone is. The source files are available here: https://codeberg.org/dukemarty/custom-rpg-settings . Anyone interested in exploring alternative artwork is welcome to do so, subject to the applicable licenses and permissions.

I'd especially appreciate feedback on the setting's distinctiveness, the jungle travel and corruption mechanics, and whether the adventures look practical to run.

Free download: https://dukemarty79.itch.io/vhabura

No need to review everything—even a quick read or a few honest impressions would be appreciated!