Hey Product Hunt, I'm Georges. I've been a Game Master for years, and LorePanic started with one bad night at the table. My players had just cornered the villain. Everyone was leaning in. One of them asked a rules question I half-remembered, the kind where you're 80 percent sure but you don't want to get it wrong on the big moment. So I picked up the book. Then I flipped. And flipped. The room went quiet. Someone checked their phone. By the time I found the answer, the scene I'd spent the whole session building had gone flat. We moved on, but it wasn't the same. That gap, between the question and the answer, is where sessions quietly lose their magic. I started LorePanic to close it. It began as a fast search tool for my own adventure books and rulebooks, so I could find any rule or location in seconds instead of minutes. But the more I ran sessions with it, the more I wanted it to do. So it grew. Now it also chats with you about your campaign, because it actually knows your documents and your notes. It records your sessions, transcribes them live, and quietly suggests things while you run the game. And it writes your session notes for you, so you can stop scribbling and stay in the scene. The thing I care about most is that it gives you those minutes back. Less time buried in a book, more time looking your players in the eye. I'd love your feedback, especially if you run games yourself. What's the moment that pulls you out of a session? Tell me, and tell me what feels off if you try it. I'll be here all day. Thanks for reading.

LorePanic

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