App info
- Installs
- 100+
- Category
- Education
- Content rating
- Everyone
- Version
- 1.0.38
- Released
- May 19, 2026
- Last updated
- 12 Oct 2026
- In-app purchases
- Yes
- Contains ads
- No
- In-app price range
- $8.99 per item
- Promo video
- No
- Requires Android
- 8.0
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What's newin version 1.0.38
• Look up multi-word phrases: long-press a prompt word, then drag to select more • Hyphenated compounds (like mother-in-law) stay as one lookup • If a phrase isn’t found, tap a single-word chip to try each word • Dictionary still uses Merriam-Webster Learner’s, then Collegiate • Bug fixes and stability improvements
About this app
Improv prompts, scene timers & drills. Practice solo with TTS. Pro unlocks more.
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Walk into any scene ready to play. Improv Comedy Trainer is a solo practice app for comedians, actors, and anyone who wants sharper, quicker thinking. Generate fresh prompts on demand, run structured drills, and use built-in timers to rehearse without a scene partner. FREE TO START • Random prompts across locations, objects, occupations, emotions, and more • Connections practice drill with clear rules • Scene countdown timer and count-up stopwatch • Built-in dictionary — long-press any word for a definition • Session prompt history • Text-to-speech with American, British, and Australian accents • Works on phones, tablets, and landscape mode IMPROV TRAINER PRO (ONE-TIME UNLOCK — NO SUBSCRIPTION) Upgrade once to unlock the full toolkit: • 2× the prompt vocabulary • All 8 practice drills (Reframe, Character, Genre, Dialog, Similes, Bad Idea, Accusation, and more) • Hands-free interval timer (30s, 1m, 2m, 5m presets) • Auto-speak — new prompts read aloud automatically PERFECT FOR • Solo warm-ups before a show or class • Duo rehearsal when you need fresh suggestions • Team exercises and workshop-style drills • Building confidence, timing, and “yes, and” instincts HOW IT WORKS Tap to generate a prompt. Lock a category or fuse two ideas together. Start a scene timer for a full set, or turn on interval pacing for rapid-fire transitions. Long-press a word you do not know — the dictionary keeps you in the flow. No account required. Practice anywhere. Download Improv Comedy Trainer, hit start, and stop waiting for someone to shout “Can I get a suggestion?”