The GM decides what is canon
Chronacy proposes links, corrections, and records. Review controls determine what becomes part of the campaign.
Our AI philosophy
Assistance without authorship.
Chronacy uses AI to preserve the campaign you played—not to invent a different one.
The central promise
Your table creates the story.
AI should reduce the work between a memorable session and a lasting chronicle. It should never take ownership of the world away from the people who made it.
The session comes first
Recaps and records should be grounded in the table conversation and supplied campaign lore—not plausible-sounding filler.
Questions stay questions
Uncertain names, matches, and corrections are surfaced for review rather than presented as facts.
Established canon has memory
Approved people, places, factions, timelines, and story threads guide later sessions as the campaign grows.
What this means in practice
- Review controls for uncertain discoveries
- Configurable confidence thresholds
- Lore and PC-name reconciliation
- Manual or automatic publishing
- Correction, merge, and removal tools