Hand your bit to a robot that read every joke book.
Paste something you wrote. It pulls the setup, the punchline, the misdirection and the rhythm apart, scores the craft, and tells you the one thing to fix.
This is a craft-and-structure score, not a prediction of how funny the bit is or how a room will react. Comedy is audience- and moment-dependent — use this to sharpen the writing, not to forecast laughs.
Fresh off the notepad
Did you hear the news? FedEx and UPS are merging. They’re going to go by the name Fed-Up from now on.
Did you hear the news? FedEx and UPS are merging. They’re going to go by the name Fed-Up from now on.
What is the best prefix for global variables? — //
What does the mermaid wear to math class? — Algae-bra.
Who hides in the bakery at Christmas? — A mince spy!
What do Santa's little helpers learn at school? — The elf-abet!
1 · Hand it over
Your own material, one bit at a time, used to grade your bit — and shown anonymously in the lists on this page, never with your name.
2 · Take the notes
19 craft dimensions, each with the principle behind it, a line lifted straight from your bit, and one move to try.
3 · Punch it up, run it back
Rework the writing, re-grade, and watch which numbers budge.