Six Axes
Your table already tells the story. This writes it down.
Six Axes sits in on your session, transcribes it, and turns it into the work you would do afterwards if you ever had the time: the recap, the campaign wiki, and a record of what actually happened at the table — across your system, not just one.
Free while in pilot. No card, no commitment, and you can take all your data out again.
Three steps, and you run the table exactly as you do now
Record the session
Play the way you already do. A Discord bot records your voice channel on separate tracks; in person it reads the dice and numbers your table says out loud; on D&D Beyond a browser extension catches every roll. Everyone opts in first, and anyone can stop it anytime.
It does the after-work
Once you wrap, it transcribes the night, sorts out who did what, and pulls out both halves of the game — the mechanics and the story: NPCs, places, factions, and threads. It drafts the recap and files the rest, in the background, while you pack up.
Review, get your night back
You skim what it found and approve what goes in — nothing lands without your say. Out comes a player-ready recap, your wiki brought up to date, and a fresh read on how each player is engaging.
It knows what you rolled
Most session tools listen and summarise. Six Axes also captures the mechanics — attacks, saves, damage, hit points, who rolled what and when.
Which lets it do arithmetic nobody else can. It knows the fight it called Moderate left the party at a third of their hit points — and can tell you your Moderate encounters land like Hard ones, at your table specifically, across a whole campaign.
A campaign wiki that writes itself
Every NPC the party meets, every place they go, every faction and thread and piece of loot gets captured from what was narrated and filed where you can find it. You approve what goes in. By session five you have the campaign bible you were never going to write — and you can publish exactly the parts you choose.
The six axes
It builds a read of how each player engages — not a score, and no axis is the good one. It exists so you can notice you haven't given someone a scene that plays to what they actually enjoy.
Tactics
Tactical play
Arcana
Optimization & mastery
Voice
Narrative & immersion
Exploration
Exploration & discovery
Rapport
Social & cohesion
Nerve
Engagement intensity
You're recording your table. We take that seriously.
Everyone opts in
No one is recorded until they agree, and anyone can stop it at any point in the session.
The audio is on a clock
Recordings delete themselves 60 days after the session. Only the transcript and moments you keep stay.
Never used to train AI
The services that transcribe and analyze your sessions do not train their models on your table's data.
Encrypted on the way
Session data is encrypted in transit between your table and us.
Yours to take or erase
Export everything as one file whenever you want. Delete your account and your data goes with it.
No mystery vendors
Every outside service that touches your data is named in the privacy policy, with what it does.
See the whole thing at six-axes.com
Screens, free tools for GMs, system support, and the full pilot details live on the product site.