Where your whole comedy career lives.
Every bit you've written. Every set you've built. Every room you've played. One place that actually remembers all of it. The logbook already knows the airport bit kills at clubs and dies at corporates. Ten years in, you'll have the receipts.
For comedians who treat their material like the asset it is.
You have 300 jokes. You perform the same 7 every time.
The Notes app was not built for comedy. Neither was the Google Doc, or your brain. The result is always the same: you scroll until you give up and reach for the bits you've already done to death.
The Notes App
One long scroll of untagged text. You have three versions of the airport bit in there. You have no idea which one worked.
The Google Doc
47 pages. No structure. You search "dating" and get 30 results. None of them have endings.
Your Head
The worst filing system ever invented. Excellent at forgetting the exact line that killed last Thursday.
Three rooms. That's it.
Every joke you have ever written. You can find them now.
Tag by topic, energy, edge, type. Search anything. The airport bit takes two seconds to find. That's the whole pitch for this section.
- Tag by topic, energy, edge, type
- One-liners, bits, closers, callbacks
- Search by meaning, "dog" finds the puppy bits too
- Topic clustering, see your blind spots
Build your set. See whether it has a shape.
Drag jokes into a set list. Runtime ticks up. The energy curve shows you the arc of your set, where you're building, where you peak, where you've put two slow bits back to back. This is less exciting than it sounds but it works every time.
- Drag-and-drop set building
- Estimated runtime per joke and total
- Visual energy curve across your set
- Pull from your joke cabinet, arrange on the fly
Remember what worked. And where it stopped working.
Log the venue, the crowd, what killed, what didn't. The airport bit: 8 clubs, every time. 2 corporates, you know what happened. The Logbook just makes sure you can't pretend you didn't know before you booked.
- Set history with venue and date
- Personal notes per performance
- See which jokes you keep returning to (and why)
- Track what works where
"I scroll through my notes until I give up and do the same seven bits.
Every working comedian, eventually
You should probably read these.
How to Write Stand-Up Comedy
Setup, punchline, tag. The anatomy of a joke that works, and why most beginners only know one of the three parts.
How to Organize Your Stand-Up Material
The system for managing bits, sets, and show history, so nothing good gets lost.
The Best Apps for Stand-Up Comedians
Notion, Apple Notes, Google Docs, an honest look at what works and what falls apart for comedy-specific workflow.
Stop losing jokes. Start the archive. Lock the price forever.
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