D&D session notes you don't have to write
Notes tend to get written in the gaps, and the gaps are where the game happens. SCRY records your session on Discord and writes the notes afterwards, so your attention can stay on the table.
The trouble with notes at the table
You improvise an innkeeper, give her a name on the spot and forget to write it down. Six sessions later a player asks after her, and you're scrolling a doc while four people wait.
Writing everything down fixes that and costs you the session. You end up looking at a keyboard while your players are looking at you.
What you get after each session
A session page with a recap you can read in a couple of minutes. Wiki pages for the people, places, items and factions that came up, linked to each other, with each line showing where in the session it came from.
Before the next game you can ask your campaign something, like what the party promised the harbour master, and get the answer along with the session it came from.
Bring the notes you already have
Import a PDF of your setting or your old notes and SCRY adds it to the same wiki. Your prep and your sessions end up in one place instead of three.
Notes your players can read
Share a player wiki with your table. It shows what their characters have found out and leaves out anything you haven't revealed yet.
Take it with you
Export the whole campaign as markdown files with the links intact. They open in Obsidian or any other app that reads markdown.