Brain dump — speak or type
So I was at the dentist and he said I grind my teeth at night. I said I don't. He said look at the evidence. I said that's exactly what my ex said about the cheating.
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Title: Dentist Grind · 15 sec
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Speak or type and every idea is saved instantly — transcribed, titled and tagged automatically. It all lands in one searchable library before the moment passes, so the only funny thought you lose is the one you chose not to say.
Every bit you record or upload is automatically tagged with the people, places, themes and topics it mentions — so your material organises itself into themes, and you can build sets by theme without filing anything by hand.
Search by the actual words, or by tags, topics, people and places. Type a word you remember and it is there, across every bit you have ever captured.
Drag your bits onto a timeline and a live timer shows your set length as you build, against a 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 or 60-minute target. You always know if you are over or under before you are on stage.
Intelligent colour coding marks which bit is the setup, which is the punchline and which is the personal observation — so you can see how long you spend on each part of a joke and where the balance is off.
Duplicate a routine into named versions — Open Mic, Club, Clean, Edinburgh — without losing the original. Track how each version lands with different crowds and keep the one that works.
Seven evidence-based learning modes, all running from the exact same routine — find the way your brain actually remembers. Re-reading is not memorisation; these modes make you recall, not recognise.
Keep every booked gig in one place with the venue, time and the exact set you will perform. After the show, review the room, the organiser and each bit — so the learnings that would make your next set better do not fade.
Your gig reviews build a picture of who laughs hardest at your material — audience age, gender, demographics and how they responded — and which of your pieces and versions land with which crowds, over time.
Take any bit and get hooks, the best video opener, hashtags and post ideas written in your own voice — then save the winners and schedule them. One bit becomes weeks of content, not a single post.
Find comedians by style, location and audience overlap, follow the acts whose work you rate, and build the connections that turn into support slots and bookings. Comedy is a who-you-know business — now you can actually find those people.
Speak or type and every idea is saved instantly — transcribed, titled and tagged automatically. It all lands in one searchable library before the moment passes, so the only funny thought you lose is the one you chose not to say.
Every bit you record or upload is automatically tagged with the people, places, themes and topics it mentions — so your material organises itself into themes, and you can build sets by theme without filing anything by hand.
Search by the actual words, or by tags, topics, people and places. Type a word you remember and it is there, across every bit you have ever captured.
Drag your bits onto a timeline and a live timer shows your set length as you build, against a 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 or 60-minute target. You always know if you are over or under before you are on stage.
Intelligent colour coding marks which bit is the setup, which is the punchline and which is the personal observation — so you can see how long you spend on each part of a joke and where the balance is off.
Duplicate a routine into named versions — Open Mic, Club, Clean, Edinburgh — without losing the original. Track how each version lands with different crowds and keep the one that works.
Seven evidence-based learning modes, all running from the exact same routine — find the way your brain actually remembers. Re-reading is not memorisation; these modes make you recall, not recognise.
Keep every booked gig in one place with the venue, time and the exact set you will perform. After the show, review the room, the organiser and each bit — so the learnings that would make your next set better do not fade.
Your gig reviews build a picture of who laughs hardest at your material — audience age, gender, demographics and how they responded — and which of your pieces and versions land with which crowds, over time.
Take any bit and get hooks, the best video opener, hashtags and post ideas written in your own voice — then save the winners and schedule them. One bit becomes weeks of content, not a single post.
Find comedians by style, location and audience overlap, follow the acts whose work you rate, and build the connections that turn into support slots and bookings. Comedy is a who-you-know business — now you can actually find those people.
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