Campaign Studio by CharGen
The campaign co-writer that can say "we do not know"
What it does
A writing room for tabletop GMs: campaign notes, session records, worldbuilding and an AI assistant in one place. It drafts, you decide. Nothing lands in your canon until you choose Insert, Replace or Apply. Answers cite your own notes, carry Known, Inferred or Proposed labels, and when the campaign genuinely does not answer something, the assistant says "we do not know" instead of inventing lore. Transparent gold pricing per run, and free accounts can try it.
Write RPG campaign notes and prep with sessions, lore, World Codex and a source-backed Campaign Assistant. Review every suggestion before it becomes canon.
Write campaign notes and prep, organise your world, and ask an Assistant that can show where every answer came from. Campaign Studio is the first-party workbench for the material already inside your campaign. It does not ask you to rebuild the world in a new database. Open the notes and folders you already use, write at full width, mention campaign records, add images and tables, and keep the Assistant beside the page. Leave the caret where the next line belongs or highlight the passage that needs work. Choose one focused action, read the proposal, then decide whether it enters the note. Studio reads the passage around the caret and the campaign facts that matter, then drafts the next beat…from char-gen.com
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