Comedian Tools
Explore your writing with the available analyzer and feedback tools. Practice tools still in development are marked Planned.
Create
Create and improve jokes
Start here when you have a premise, a rough joke, or a finished bit that needs a stronger turn.
Joke Score Check
Explore local rule-based indicators and optional archive examples. These scores are not audience ratings.
Open tool →Joke Improver
Explore structure hints and revisions in your browser. Choose whether to search the archive or share your draft.
Open tool →Joke Structure Builder
Build jokes using proven structures. Input your premise, and the tool guides you through setup, misdirection, and punchline construction.
View planned features →Premise Generator
Stuck? Get random premises based on your comedy style and interests. Daily prompts to keep your writing muscle active.
View planned features →Practice
Practice and organize material
Turn writing into a set, rehearse it, and keep the performance loop tight.
Joke Notebook
Digital notebook for capturing premises, writing jokes, and organizing your material. Tag, search, and version your bits.
View planned features →Set Timer
Time your sets with visual cues. Track joke-by-joke timing, mark laugh points, and optimize your set flow.
View planned features →Teleprompter
Scrolling teleprompter for practicing your set or recording content. Adjustable speed, font size, and auto-scroll.
View planned features →Video Practice Room
Record yourself performing, play it back, and annotate your performance. Compare recordings over time to track improvement.
View planned features →Pro
Measure and scale
Use after you have enough material and reps to make data useful.
AI Comedy Assistant
Get AI-powered feedback on your jokes. Analyze structure, suggest punchline alternatives, identify weak setups, and brainstorm premises.
View planned features →Set Analytics
Track which jokes land, measure laugh density, and optimize your set order based on performance data.
View planned features →Start with one draft
Try the writing guide, then examine a draft with the analyzer. Automated feedback offers revision ideas; performing it reveals how an audience responds.
Open the writing guide