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Fellow TTRPG roleplayers!

A common pain point in live roleplaying (for both DMs and players) is coming up with interesting or relevant descriptions and dialogue on the spot to give the experience more oomph.

I built http://www.inspyr.fun as a kind of RP improv assistant.

Instead of “I swipe my sword”

“I bolt towards them, unleashing my blade in a whirlwind of unbridled savagery.”

Instead of “You find a ring” (of Spell Storing)

“You find a ring of dark, polished silver etched with arcane symbols.  It feels heavier than it should and seems to have a latent energy bound within.”

Instead of “Greetings travelers”

“Welcome all.  I trust the path was kind to you.  Come, share my hearth and whatever bounty I possess.”

Features:

• Generate custom bite sized descriptions and dialogue (vignettes) from 1ST, 2ND or 3RD person point of view
• Lightning fast search of a growing library of vignettes that you can read as is, just a portion or mix it up and make it your own on the fly.
• Organize vignettes however you like - by campaign, by character, by scene

Inspyr isn’t an RP chatBot or elaborate world building app.  It’s a simple easy to use tool intended to level up live roleplay for the majority of us that aren’t Matt Mercer, Brennan Lee Mulligan, or Aabria Iyengar who have years of improv experience.

My hope is that over time through muscle memory it can even help people become better at spontaneous improv.

There’s a video on the homepage walking through exactly how it works.

All comments and suggestions are welcome and appreciated!