Consent first
Room members can grant, decline or withdraw their own recording consent.
IN DEVELOPMENT · ACTIVE PILOT
A Discord voice-room recording tool designed around participant consent, controlled access and a protected replay archive.
Room members can grant, decline or withdraw their own recording consent.
Organizers can manage the room without turning participant decisions into a hidden background action.
Discord OAuth confirms the account; the archive then decides which recorded rooms it may open.
RECORDER ROADMAP
The recorder already preserves the audio. The next work turns that capture into material people can find, read and align with their play surface.
LIVE NOW
People decide for themselves whether their voice may be recorded.
Discord-confirmed accounts receive only the room access assigned to them.
A shared mix and available participant tracks can be replayed or downloaded.
NEXT PRIORITY
Highest-priority direction: turn available audio into text, with time references and speaker attribution where the signal supports it.
Second priority: assemble a chronological shared transcript for many speakers, preserving speaker labels and optionally time markers.
RESEARCH / BACKLOG
Explore a shared session timeline that can align recordings with events from supported virtual tabletops.
Build on transcripts and timestamps so a group can find moments without replaying an entire session.
No release dates are promised here. Each step needs its own privacy, consent and technical readiness review.
Help shape the pilot
Join the Skiprule Discord community to test the recorder, report an issue or tell us how your group would use it. The invite will be placed here as soon as the community server link is published.