What is Standupd?

Standupd is a diary for stand-up comedy. Log a special you streamed or a set you saw live, rate it from 0.5 to 5 stars, and add a review when you have something to say. Your entries become a public record of what you watched and what you thought.

Search Standupd, open a special, and log when and how you watched it. Rate it from 0.5 to 5 stars in half-star steps, then add a review if you want to. Standupd saves the entry to your public diary.

Yes. The shape will be familiar: one page per special, half-star ratings, public diaries, watchlists, and reviews attached to each title. Standupd is independent and has no connection to Letterboxd.

Anyone who wants to remember the stand-up they have seen. It will feel especially familiar if you already keep a film, book, or music diary and want the same kind of record for comedy.

Yes. Every feature is free. Standupd has no advertising and no recommendation algorithm deciding what you should find funny.

No. Standupd helps you find, log, rate, and discuss stand-up; it does not host, sell, or stream video.

Yes. You can create an account, search Standupd, keep your diary, and manage your watchlist in a browser at standupd.com. You do not need to install an app.

Yes. Standupd has an iOS app built for iPhone. Download Standupd from the App Store.

No. Standupd does not currently have an Android app or an announced Android release date. The website works on Android phones in a browser.

You can log any special on Standupd, whether you streamed it or saw the performance live. Pick the date, choose live or streamed, rate it, and optionally write a review.

Yes. Every entry records live or streamed in its own field. Your profile counts them separately, and every review says how the person watched it.

Ratings run from 0.5 to 5 stars in half-star steps. A special only shows an average after somebody has rated it.

It is the simple average of the ratings people have given it, rounded to one decimal place. Diary entries without a rating are not included.

No. A rating on its own is a complete diary entry. Reviews are there for the occasions when a row of stars is not enough.

Yes. Open the special while signed in to edit your rating, review, watch type, or date. You can delete the entry from the same place.

Save specials you want to remember, then open your watchlist when you need the next hour. Removing a special from the watchlist does not affect your diary.

Not yet. There is no bulk import, so older watches need to be added one at a time. Use the watched-on date to put them in the right place in your diary.

Popular lately counts recent logs. Everyone sees the same shelf, and nobody pays to appear in it.

It currently contains 1,740 specials from 815 comedians. Search Standupd by special, comedian, or year.

Every entry is checked against Wikipedia in nine languages before it is added. The handful with no usable Wikipedia entry are checked by hand against other published sources. Members can suggest a special; a person checks it before it goes live.

Standupd stores performer names the way the performers spell them, including Cem Yılmaz, Sofía Niño de Rivera, and Dara Ó Briain. Search ignores accents, so typing “Cem Yilmaz” still finds Cem Yılmaz.

Sign in, then open the Add a special form. Enter the title, comedian, year, and an optional synopsis. The form opens a prepared email for you to send. A person checks the details before adding the special to Standupd.

Email support@standupd.com with a link to the special, the detail that needs changing, and a reliable source. A person checks the correction before it goes live on Standupd.

Email support@standupd.com with a link to the comedian, the detail that needs changing, and a reliable source. A person checks the correction before it goes live on Standupd.

If this is your page, claim it. Create or sign in to a Standupd account, then email support@standupd.com with a link to your page and an official email address or social profile that proves it is you. We will verify the request and link your account to your comedian page. There is no self-serve claim flow yet.

Once your account is linked, you can submit changes to your bio, photo, specials, and their details. Only your linked account can do this; everyone else sees the normal public page. We review each change before it goes live.

Release posters come from TMDB and English Wikipedia, and comedian photographs come from Wikimedia. Standupd uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB. When there is no suitable image, the title gets its own generated colour field instead.

A page may name the platform a special was released on, but streaming licences move around. Treat that as release information rather than a live availability guide.

By default, yes. Your profile, diary entries, ratings, and reviews are public. Your email address and watchlist are never shown on your profile. Turn on Private diary in Settings to hide your diary from everyone but you.

Yes. Turn on Private diary in Settings. Your name and your logs stop showing up on special pages, the feed, and your profile — only you can see your own diary. Your ratings still count toward the average.

Yes. When you are signed in, follow a profile to keep that person's entries close at hand. Following does not change which specials appear in search.

Yes. Every profile publishes its latest 50 entries at standupd.com/u/NAME/rss.xml, including the rating, date, watch type, and review.

Sign in and use Report beside the review. Reports are reviewed within 24 hours, and content reported by several people is hidden automatically while it is dealt with. You can also email support@standupd.com.

Blocking works both ways: you will not see their reviews and they will not see yours. You can manage blocked accounts from Settings.

You do. You give Standupd permission to display what you post as part of the service. The full wording is in the Terms of Use.

You must be at least 13, or the minimum age required in your country if that is higher.

An account has a username, email address, and securely hashed password, plus the entries, ratings, reviews, watchlist, and optional bio you create. The Privacy Policy explains the complete list and the services that handle it.

Yes. Email support@standupd.com to ask for a copy of your account data.

Nothing is sold and there are no advertising profiles or screen recordings. The website counts page views, searches, and a short list of product actions so we can see what is useful and what is missing. Analytics can be turned off on the Privacy page. The iPhone app contains no analytics SDK.

Open Forgot your password and enter the email on your account. A six-digit code will arrive by email. Check spam if it does not show up.

Enter the six-digit code sent after you sign up. It expires after 24 hours. If it does not arrive, check spam, then use Send a new code on the verification screen.

You cannot currently change your username on the website. Your bio is editable in the iPhone app. If you need help with either, email support@standupd.com.

Open Settings and choose Delete your account. This permanently removes the account and every entry, rating, and review you wrote. It cannot be undone.

Standupd is made independently by a fan in Berlin.

Email support@standupd.com and include what you expected, what happened instead, and the browser or device you were using.