Natural Voice Interaction
Practice scene work the way you perform - with your voice. Real-time dialogue builds the muscle memory and spontaneity that makes great improv.
Master Your Craft Between Shows and Rehearsals
Stop waiting for class or team practice to get your reps in. Improv Ninja gives you an AI-powered scene partner that yes-ands, throws curveballs, and adapts to your skill level. Practice scenes, develop characters, and refine your technique whenever inspiration strikes.
Realtime voice mode - authentic scene work, just like being on stage
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How It Works
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Realtime Video Mode
Elevate your scene work with visual connection. Practice physicality, emotional expression, and object work through face-to-face interaction.
Adaptive Scene Partner
AI that yes-ands your offers, commits to choices, and adapts to your skill level. Every scene is unique, challenging, and supportive.
Improv-Grounded Coaching
Feedback based on Yes-And principles, active listening, object work, and character development. Build fundamentals that transfer to stage.
Multiple Game Formats
Practice short-form games, long-form scenes, musical improv, and more. Work on specific skills or explore new formats.
Practice Risk-Free
Take bold choices, bomb gloriously, and learn without judgment. The best training happens when you're free to fail.
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Multiplayer Mode
Perform with friends in real-time. Up to 4 players can speak simultaneously while an AI MC keeps the show running.
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Flexible Practice Plans
Start with free sessions to try it out. Upgrade to session packs or subscriptions when you're ready for unlimited practice.
View PlansWhy Practice with AI?
You already know improv requires reps. But coordinating schedules, paying for drop-ins, or waiting for weekly rehearsal means you're not getting the practice time you need to level up your craft.
Improv Ninja gives you an always-available scene partner that adapts to your choices - no scripted responses. The AI builds on what YOU say, commits to the reality you create, and yes-ands just like a real scene partner. Think of it like a batting cage for improvisers. It won't replace live performance or class, but it'll make you sharper when you step on stage.
And crucially: crashing in practice is free. Try risky character choices, experiment with unusual game moves, bomb spectacularly, and learn from it. No audience watching, no classmates judging - just you refining your craft.
What You'll Develop
- Yes-And fundamentals and offer acceptance
- Character development and strong point-of-view
- Emotional truthfulness and active listening
- Game recognition, pattern work, and heightening
- Object work and environmental awareness
- Handling unusual suggestions and recovering from mistakes