Pathfinder 2e session notes that turn into a campaign wiki
Run Pathfinder 2e on Discord with SCRY in the channel. After the session you get a recap and a wiki page for everyone the party met along the way.
Adventure paths run long
A Pathfinder adventure path can run for months, sometimes years. A name from the first book comes back in the fourth, and by then it's buried in a notes file nobody has opened since.
SCRY keeps a page for every NPC, location and faction as they come up in play, linked to the sessions they appeared in. When the name comes back, you open the page.
The story, without the rules debate
Pathfinder sessions carry a lot of rules discussion, and very little of it belongs in a wiki. SCRY writes the recap around what happened in the story, like the deal the party struck with the guard captain after the fight.
A player wiki for the table
Share a link and your players can read what their characters have learned. Anything you haven't revealed at the table stays off it.
If you're running a published path, import your own PDF of the book and your prep lives beside your sessions.
PRICING
Priced for a weekly game.
Save 2 months with annual billing
Pro
Most popular$150/year
About $2.90 per weekly game
- Unlimited campaigns
- PDF import
- 6 sessions a month, enough for a weekly game
- Unlimited Ask SCRY
- Player wiki for your whole table, no per-seat cost
Max
Custom
- Everything in Pro
- Capacity sized to the number of tables you run
- Commercial licence
Pause any time. Your campaign stays readable as a wiki until you come back.
Export to markdown whenever you want.
Questions I get asked
Does it track encounters and conditions?
No, it isn't a combat tracker. Keep your VTT or Pathbuilder for encounters. SCRY keeps the story and the people in it.
Can I use it for an adventure path?
Yes. Import your own PDF of the path and record your sessions, and both end up in the same wiki.
Can my players see the wiki?
Yes. Share a link and they can read a player wiki with only what's been revealed at the table. They don't need accounts.
Does it work for in-person games?
Not yet. SCRY records Discord voice, so your game needs to run in a Discord voice channel.