October Updates: Annual Plans and Speaker Labels Progress
Yearly plans are here, a UI refresh with more on the way, and where single-mic speaker labels stand with our Alpha testers.
Yearly plans are here, a UI refresh with more on the way, and where single-mic speaker labels stand with our Alpha testers.
What dozens of GMs told us at GalaxyCon and Gen Con, Q2 survey results, pausing your subscription, and Markdown transcript exports.
The v1 Developer API is out of Alpha, full campaign downloads, and catch me at GalaxyCon Raleigh and Gen Con.
GM Assistant turns two with 30,000 sessions analyzed. A look behind the scenes at a tough six months and the values we are sticking to.
Speaker labels for multi-track recordings, a smarter Smart Edit, dialect support for more languages, and snarky summaries in more languages.
Q1 survey results, the Smart Edit launch, new docs and guides, printer-friendly Homebrewery exports, a GDPR update, and roadmap changes.
Fix a pronoun, add a missing NPC, or rewrite a recap; across every section at once. Smart Edit is now available for all users.
Campaign accent colors leave alpha, a new campaign details export, a docs overhaul, and a spotlight on what users asked for and what is next.
Discover why Obsidian.md has become such a popular note-taking tool among Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon Masters and TTRPG Game Masters, and learn the core features that align perfectly with campaign management.
Want to add some spice to your next session, but running low on time? Here are 5 ways to use your GM Assistant notes to quickly come up with fun scenarios.
The Campaign Dashboard leaves alpha and opens to everyone, memorable moments get enhancements, plus UI polish and affiliate shoutouts.
Session title suggestions, memorable moments, and enhanced account settings leave alpha, plus UI enhancements, language support, and fixes.
Our alpha testing program opens up, the affiliate program launches, we head to PAX Unplugged, and analysis quality keeps improving.
The team grows beyond one person, our first AMA stream, new UI preferences, an auto copy workflow for session notes, and performance improvements.
A new Brief analysis option at 60 credits per hour makes GM Assistant cheaper per session, plus why the reanalysis button is going away.
Recovering from COVID after GalaxyCon and Gen Con, a new export straight to Homebrewery, session recap improvements, and what is next.
Transcripts with phrase-level timestamps in Text, JSON, WebVTT, and SRT formats, more supported languages, and item tracking in campaign details.
GM Assistant turns one! Increased analysis detail, expanded capacity, bug fixes, and a look at improved transcripts and more analysis options ahead.
Free quick reference sheets for Shadowdark RPG covering the core mechanics you look up most at the table, as featured in Everyday Dragons Issue 2.
Subscriptions are here! Plus transcript access, auto-deletion of audio, and a look at our focused future.
UI/UX enhancements, analysis improvements, and a peek at what's coming next with Campaign Companion.
Here at GM Assistant, we've drawn a line in the sand of what we find acceptable. We utilize AI thoughtfully, focusing on enhancing efficiency without overshadowing human creativity.
Huge bulk credit discounts, international currency support, a Critical Role Foundation charity sale, copy to campaign, and campaign sharing.
We rebranded from gmassistant.ai to gmassistant.app, added multi-track audio support, and have important notes for multi-track users.
Despite some holidays and PAX Unplugged, we still managed to get a few things done this month. Tooltips, bug fixes, and expanding language support
We sat down with GM Assistant user, William Murakami-Brundage, to discuss their Shadowdark supplement "Hyborian Adventures"...
Find and replace for session notes, moving a session to another campaign, a VLC FLAC export fix, and meeting us at PAX Unplugged.
I absolutely hate grunt work and deadlines. That's why I strive to be a low to no prep Dungeon Master ...
Back in August 2023, I quit my full-time job as a software engineer and decided to start a business. A tool to remove the burden of prep for Game Masters.