Work the room
before you
work the room.
The daily practice room for stand-ups. Run your set out loud against a club crowd that heckles back, listen back to the tape, and know exactly what to fix before the next open mic.
- Daily
- a real practice habit, open whenever you are
- Live
- a crowd that talks back — spoken heckles, real reactions
- Private
- tapes, notes and history only kept when you save them
Every great set starts in the practice room.
Three steps, the same every night you show up.
Step up
Pick your crowd and what the bit's about, then take the stage. You get a gig to rehearse into on demand — no waiting weeks for an open-mic slot.
Work the material
Run your set out loud while heckles land at the moments you least expect. You practise the recovery — getting back into your material after an interruption — which is the part that actually wins or loses a room.
Review the tape
Afterwards, replay the recording, read every heckle on a timestamped log, and get an AI booker's read on where you held the room and where you lost it. You see exactly what to fix before the next run.
Your jokes.
Your voice.
Your next level.
Train the performance, not just the page
Your script is already written. Timing, pauses, pacing and how you handle a shout-out only exist in the room — so rehearse those against a crowd that talks back, not on the page.
Choose the room you want to test
Four crowds, from a warm friendly room to a late-night stag do that never shuts up — each with its own heckle frequency and energy. Rehearse for the gig that actually scares you.
Build a body of work
Every saved set keeps its tape, its heckle log and its notes. Come back week to week and watch your comebacks get faster and your hit-rate climb — progress you can actually see.
From first line to final rewrite.
The same four screens, every set you run.
Your stage is always ready
Set the room and walk on in seconds. No sign-up needed just to rehearse — the stage is open whenever you are.
An audience that listens
Turn your mic on and the room runs under your real delivery, transcribing your set as you go and dropping heckles into the gaps. It feels like a live crowd, not a script reader.
See what landed
A timestamped log of every heckle, plus an AI booker's read on your set — so you know which lines held the room and which let it drift.
The drill & the gauntlet
Drill your saved heckles like flashcards until the comebacks are automatic, then test your nerve in the Gauntlet: four rooms back to back, escalating from friendly to brutal.
What happens in the room is yours.
Your mic, used in the moment
Your microphone drives the live room and transcription while you perform.
Recordings only if you save
A set's tape is only kept when you choose to save it, in a private library only you can open.
You control your history
Delete any saved set whenever you want. AI heckles and notes only use the text you provide.
Practise free. Keep it for the price of a pint.
The stage is always open. Pay only when you want the tapes to stay.
€0
Unlimited live practice. Any crowd, real heckles, the full heckle log while you're on stage.
- —Unlimited sets
- —Every crowd, friendly to the stag do
- —Live heckle log during your set
Sets aren't saved after you leave the stage.
€7/month
or €59/year
Keep every set and train against it.
- —Save every set with its tape
- —The Drill — answer your saved heckles cold
- —The Gauntlet — four-room survival run
- —The booker's-read AI notes on each set
- —Your full history, yours to delete anytime
Ready when the light hits.
The room is set, the crowd is in. All that's missing is the set.