Private beta · Coming soon

Your set has a memory. Keep all of it.

Comic Setlist turns voice notes, stage recordings, and half-finished ideas into a private archive you can search, shape, and carry back onstage—without sanding off your voice.

Requests are reviewed by a person. There is no open registration or marketing list.

Tonight's notebook Private
  1. 01
    Catch the sparkVoice note · 00:38
    Saved
  2. 02
    Preserve the sourceTranscript + recording link
    Exact
  3. 03
    Build the next setVersions, cues, timing
    Yours

Organized by the tool. Authored by you.

Built for the part no one sees

The work between shows is still the work.

Comic Setlist keeps the path from first thought to performed version visible, so good material does not disappear into camera rolls, notes apps, and forgotten recordings.

01

Capture before it vanishes

Record an idea or upload a performance, then keep the recording connected to its transcript and source time.

02

Find the thread again

Search exact words or related ideas across your archive while every correction and material version stays traceable.

03

Walk onstage prepared

Build linked set outlines, use short cues, and compare what you planned with what actually happened in the room.

Creative control is the feature

The archive can help organize the work. It does not get to become the author.

One archive. The whole process.

From first thought to the next better set.

  1. Capture

    Record a thought or upload a set.

  2. Preserve

    Keep the source and transcript traceable.

  3. Organize

    Review ideas, versions, tags, and relationships.

  4. Perform

    Build cues and compare the plan with the room.

Private beta

Your best unfinished idea deserves somewhere to come back to.

Join the review queue for early access to Comic Setlist.