Chronacy help
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers about recordings, review, publishing, plans, and campaign privacy.
Getting started
What does Chronacy create from a session?
A transcript, readable recap, chronicle chapter, and proposed updates to connected campaign records such as characters, locations, factions, items, story threads, and calendar events.
Do I have to publish everything Chronacy finds?
No. The Game Master reviews uncertain discoveries and controls when a completed session becomes visible to players.
Can I try Chronacy before subscribing?
Yes. Your first three processing hours are free—approximately one three-hour tabletop session. You can review the generated campaign record and player-facing output before choosing a paid plan.
Recordings and review
How does Chronacy handle character and place names?
Chronacy uses campaign lore and approved records to reconcile names. Uncertain matches are sent to Review instead of silently becoming canon.
Can I correct or merge a record?
Yes. Review and Records include controls to merge discoveries, accept proposed information, correct fields, replace artwork, or remove material.
Can publishing be automatic?
Yes. A campaign can use manual or automatic publishing. Uncertain records remain available for review according to the campaign's configured thresholds.
Billing and privacy
Who handles payment information?
Stripe manages payment methods, invoices, and subscription billing. Chronacy does not store complete payment-card details.
What happens when processing credits run out?
If Additional Processing is enabled, Chronacy may purchase more processing through Stripe during an upload after included and purchased credits are exhausted.
Who owns my campaign material?
You retain ownership of the recordings, lore, artwork, and other campaign material you provide. Chronacy receives only the limited permissions needed to operate the service.
Does the marketing site track me?
The initial public site does not use advertising or analytics trackers. Essential cookies may be used for authentication, security, and account continuity.
