Inspect a real Saga20 campaign before you try it.
Open the public example and see the full loop: Session Summary, linked wiki pages, Story So Far, Campaign Journal, and World updates.
The summary is editable, shareable, and connected to the world.
The real app keeps the session record clean: a readable recap, linked names, and a review rail for the changes worth carrying forward.
Session 9 - Moonrise at the Tide Gate
Session Summary
SavedThe party reached the drowned observatory after bargaining with Captain Marennew character for passage through the broken reef. The salt-glass map led them beneath the lighthouse, where Moonwell Cavernnew location opened only after Seraphine used the lantern key taken from the tide clerics.
Inside the vault, the group found proof that The Argent Courtfaction detail has been moving relics through the harbor under false names. Thorne refused to leave until the map was copied.
New character
Captain Maren
New location
Moonwell Cavern
Suggested detail
Seraphine Vale
Journal update
Reach the observatory
Campaign Journal
What matters now, distilled from the full campaign history. Updated after every session.
The party is below the old lighthouse with the salt-glass map copied, the lower tunnel flooding, and Captain Maren waiting offshore.
Reach the drowned observatory
The tide gate closes at moonrise. The brass astrolabe is still missing.
Return Thorne to the Argent Court
Thorne accepted the pardon. Maribel still thinks he betrayed the caravan.
The tide clerics vanished
1 clueTheir lantern key opened the Moonwell seal.
The Argent ledger
1 clueFalse harbor names point back to the Court.
Updated from: “Session 9 - Moonrise at the Tide Gate” (Mar 19, 2026)
A campaign state view for the GM, not another notes folder.
The Campaign Journal keeps the current situation, quests, mysteries, and important people or places in one place. It gives the GM the state of play without digging through old recaps.
Review changes before they become canon.
After a session, Saga20 groups what changed. Add a new character or location, review a page detail, accept Story So Far entries, or fold a change into the Campaign Journal.
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New to your world
2Captain Maren
Harbor captain who offered passage through the broken reef.
Moonwell Cavern
A half-flooded shrine under the old lighthouse.
Suggested details
1For characters and places already in the campaign
Seraphine Vale
Now tied to the salt-glass map and the missing tide clerics.
Story so far
2New entries added to these pages
Promised safe harbor if the storm returns.
Linked to relic shipments moving through the harbor.
Campaign journal
The public example shows how the wiki grows with play.
Characters, locations, factions, and items gain context as they appear in sessions. The Story So Far timeline keeps the useful history attached to the right page.
Built for any table that records what happened.
The example uses fantasy names, but the workflow is system neutral: record a session, get a summary, review updates, and keep the campaign state current.
Questions people ask after seeing the example
Is the linked example a real Saga20 campaign page?
Yes. The top CTA opens a public campaign page on app.saga20.com. You can inspect the wiki, character context, and shared campaign surface without signing in.
What does a session summary include now?
A readable recap, linked characters and places, Story So Far entries, and world changes that should carry into the campaign.
What is the Campaign Journal?
The Campaign Journal is the GM view of current campaign state. It keeps the active situation, quests, and important people or places in one compact place, updated after sessions.
What is the World updates rail?
World updates is the review rail beside the session editor. It groups new entities, page details, aliases, Story So Far entries, and Campaign Journal changes.
Can players read shared pages without an account?
Yes. Shared campaign pages and session summaries can be opened from a public link. Players do not need to sign in just to catch up.
Does Saga20 work with games outside D&D?
Yes. Saga20 works with any tabletop RPG where your group can record the session audio or create a text session.
Does Saga20 store my raw recording?
Recordings are processed and then deleted. Your summary, transcript, and campaign data remain in your account.
Try the real thing
Open the public campaign, then run your own session through Saga20.
The example shows the finished shape: summary, wiki, Story So Far, Campaign Journal, and World updates in one place.