Adventures
Proven songwriting exercises.
27 guided adventures in six collections. Each one is a structured session for a specific part of the songwriting process, from first spark to final polish.
How an adventure works
Three steps, every time.
- 01
Choose a focus.
Pick the collection and adventure for the part of the song that needs work.
- 02
Write in guided stages.
Each adventure breaks the work into short stages with prompts and coaching. Most stages are timed. Write in your notebook or in the app.
- 03
Keep what works.
The recap summarizes the session, suggests where to go next, and lets you capture your strongest lines.
When a session ends
Finish, then choose where to go next.
Each adventure closes with a recap of what you wrote. From there you can carry the song into another room, such as Architect Adventure, Song Doctor, or Rewrite Room, or wrap up. Your work comes with you.
Collections
Choose by what the song needs.
Spark Ideas
Gather words, images, and connections before shaping them into lyrics.
- Warm-up Adventure
- Warm-up Deluxe
- Material Mining Adventure
- Sensory Adventure
- Association Adventure
- Metaphor Collider
Build the Song
Work on the title, sections, lyric rhythm, or overall plan. Choose the part that needs your attention.
- Title Compass
- Verse Engine
- Chorus Forge
- Second Verse Rescue
- Architect Adventure
- Draft Builder
- Prosody Lock
- Proven Progressions
Chords & Melody
Hear harmony, record a sung idea, or sketch melody notes.
- Treasure Map
- Melody Master
- Topline Sketch
- Melody Shape Lab
Fix & Polish
Bring a line, section, or draft. Try a change and decide whether to keep it.
- Song Doctor
- One Line Better
- Focus Room
- Rewrite Room
Story
Use a story or scene as a starting point. Personal and imagined connections are both welcome.
- Hidden Story Adventure
- Echo Adventure
- Relationship Story Adventure
Commercial
Develop a pop-song idea or write to a brief.
- Pop Song Studio
- Brief Room
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Most adventures are designed for writing in a notebook. You can save selected lines in the app afterward.