Features
This page is the full feature catalog: what each part of StoryVault does, why it matters mid-campaign, and where it helps when your table suddenly asks about something from three months ago.
No mythic overclaiming. Just the current product shown clearly.
Feature map
The structure here follows the actual table workflow: capture what happened, keep the world coherent, then bring the useful parts back to players before the next session.
Core features
This is the first layer of value: record the session, tie speakers to the chaos, then clean up the one thing the model got weird before the recap becomes the record.
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Campaign memory and insight
Once the session is captured, StoryVault becomes the memory layer for the whole campaign: the people, places, items, reveals, and old threads your players will absolutely bring up at the worst possible time.
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Sharing and table tools
The record only matters if it helps the next session. Loot, combat receipts, and exports are here so the table can actually use what StoryVault remembered.
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Contents
Core features
This is the first layer of value: record the session, tie speakers to the chaos, then clean up the one thing the model got weird before the recap becomes the record.
Session recap
The Chronicle
StoryVault turns a long session into a readable recap your group can scan before next week instead of reconstructing the plot from memory and panic.
Session recaps stay readable enough to scan fast before the next table night.
Voice identity
Voice of the Gods
Speaker-linked capture helps StoryVault keep moments tied to the right person or character, which makes stats, summaries, and call-backs far more usable.
Speaker-linked capture helps the session record stay tied to the right person.
Review and corrections
The Edit Chamber
StoryVault gives the DM a review layer for corrections so the campaign record stays sharp without rebuilding every summary and stat sheet by hand.
Review the edge case once so the rest of the session record stays aligned.
Campaign memory and insight
Once the session is captured, StoryVault becomes the memory layer for the whole campaign: the people, places, items, reveals, and old threads your players will absolutely bring up at the worst possible time.
World catalog
The Bestiary
World details stay collected in one place so the adopted goblin, forgotten relic, and improvised prophecy can all come back like you planned it that way.
World details stay gathered in one place instead of getting stranded in old notes.
Timeline recall
The Legend So Far
StoryVault keeps session events legible across time so your table can follow the shape of the campaign instead of treating every arc like a soft reboot.
Campaign events stay legible across chapters so callbacks still land months later.
Search and recall
The Oracle
When someone asks, 'Wait, who gave us that map?' you can actually answer without opening six documents and pretending you knew all along.
Ask the campaign for receipts instead of digging through tabs and half-remembered notes.
Sharing and table tools
The record only matters if it helps the next session. Loot, combat receipts, and exports are here so the table can actually use what StoryVault remembered.
Includes
Inventory and loot
The Hoard
Keep track of who picked up what, what got sold, and where the party fund stands before the next shopping session turns into archaeology.
Inventory and party loot stop living across five notebooks and one cursed spreadsheet.
Combat and stats
The War Log
Damage, kills, and encounter context stay searchable so the table can celebrate big moments without arguing over who did what.
Combat receipts stay close enough at hand to settle the argument after the dice cool off.
Exports and sharing
The Proclamation
Readable recaps and exports make it easier to share what happened with players, guest stars, or the friend who missed the session.
Exports and recap handoffs make StoryVault useful outside the product, not trapped inside it.
Full catalog
If you want the short version: capture the session, keep the world coherent, then bring the useful parts back to the table. The links in the sidebar are here so you never have to hunt through this page again.
Session recap
The session, retold while the details still matter.
Voice identity
Who said it matters as much as what happened.
World catalog
NPCs, lore, locations, and items stop vanishing into session haze.
Timeline recall
The campaign thread stays tight, even 40 sessions later.
Search and recall
Search the campaign like it is a real memory, not a pile of tabs.
Review and corrections
Fix the edge case once and let the rest of the record catch up.
Inventory and loot
Party loot stops living in five notebooks and one cursed spreadsheet.
Combat and stats
The receipts for combat are already waiting after initiative drops.
Exports and sharing
Take the record out of StoryVault without turning it back into homework.
Start free. No card. Just the campaign record you wish you already had before the next callback, twist, or adopted NPC demands continuity.