Features
The desktop app in detail, with what the web version can and can’t do yet.
Every clip and recording in one place, grouped by game and evening.
Videos\Medal, X:\Medal); add OBS, ShadowPlay or any other folder.
Hear exactly the part you need: the game, Discord or yourself.
Bookmarks and segments from all your videos, attached to events and characters.
The story itself: what happened, when, where and who was there.
A database of your world that keeps track of who is who.
The whole chronicle in order, across servers and evenings.
After a transcript, a stronger text model reads the evening in blocks with a running memory of the plot and what your database already knows.
Cosmas looks at your graphics card, memory and processor and recommends what your PC can handle.
Optional and off until you choose where it runs. Free on your own PC, or through a paid service you pick.
Each audio track separately (you, the game, Discord), in the background, one video after another. Search in what was said and turn on subtitles in the player.
Frames are described mostly during conversations. The model reads name tags above characters and links them to your characters and players.
Faces found in conversations can become portraits, and characters are recognised by clothing and hair across a session.
The queue pauses while you play a game and continues afterwards, and picks up where it stopped after a restart.
Letters between characters: paste messages copied from Discord, import them through a bot from a channel or from your Discord data export, or write them by hand.
Link players to Discord by ID to get their name and avatar, or load a whole server’s members with your own bot.
Every screenshot and snapshot from your videos in one place, each with “Play video from …”.
Seven themes, accent colour, interface size, rounding, font and animations, player beside or above the content.
Banners and icons for your games, with total recorded time per game.
Medal’s database is read-only for Cosmas; deleting a video moves it to the Recycle Bin.
One chronicle, two ways in. The desktop app does the heavy work on your PC; the web version needs no install. They sync when you sign in.
| Feature | Desktop app | Web Alpha |
|---|---|---|
| Install | yes Installer for Windows 10 and 11 | yes Nothing to install, runs in the browser |
| Recordings library | yes Finds Medal folders on its own, OBS and ShadowPlay folders too | yes Local folders in Chrome and Edge, nothing is uploaded |
| Medal details | yes Clip titles, games and hotkey bookmarks | no dates from file names only |
| Player with moments | yes Every format | yes YouTube and local MP4/WebM |
| Multi-track audio | yes Game, Discord and microphone at once | no one track |
| Clips | yes Export a segment to MP4 | no segments only, no export |
| AI transcripts and image descriptions | yes On your PC for free, or a paid service | no |
| AI chronicler | yes Suggests events, places and characters | no |
| Characters, factions, places, events, letters | yes | yes |
| Timeline and calendar | yes | yes |
| Share links and the public chronicle | yes Through sync | yes |
| Works offline | yes | no |
The web version is an early alpha. It shares your chronicle with the desktop app but doesn’t do the heavy work: no multi-track audio, MP4 export, AI or Medal details yet.
The community RP bot reads your characters straight from Cosmas, so there is one sheet to keep up to date.
Switch it on for a character and play it in the community’s Discord worlds: /ic messages in its name, its inventory and scenes.
Characters shared by link or published get a card in the community’s character forum. It updates when you edit the character.
Search the public chronicle from any channel and post a record as a card with a link.
What you publish carries your name and your terms.
Each published record shows its author and the date it was first published, as proof of who came up with it.
All rights reserved, use with permission, CC BY, CC BY-NC or CC0. You choose per record.
“I want to use this” notifies the author, and a log shows on which servers the lore was used.
Revision history with rollback, edit suggestions, discussion, and reports that go to the moderators.
Free, installs in two minutes without administrator rights, and keeps your recordings where they are.