A personal workspace for composing, rehearsing and protecting short-form verse
REiSRHYMES

Finally, something better than a notes app.

If you write rhymes, lyrics or poems, you know the struggle: every writing app was designed for office work. I built REiSRHYMES to be Pro Tools for the arranger of words. No single feature in here is new. The difference is who it was designed for. You: the rapper, poet or lyricist who wants to write without friction, never lose a line, and keep the whole process in one place. From idea to working draft to final form - rehearse it, perform it over an instrumental, or keep it private between collaborators. May this be a forever home for your words.

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REiSRHYMES on a phone, a writing session from start to stage: a piece in bar mode with a syllable count on every line, jotting a new idea, the idea saved to your ideas, the piece opened in the prompter, your crates of instrumentals, a beat picked, and the verse rehearsed full screen.
A man in a denim shirt holding a mic and his phone, speaking out to a dark room Photo: Melyna Valle

A writer in glasses reading his phone in a blue-lit room, a microphone on a stand behind him Photo: DJ Tears PLK
Compose

A quick jot, a verse finished in one night, or one you rework for months. It all lives here, the finished pieces too, ready the moment you need them.

A young man in headphones and a black hoodie walking down a city sidewalk toward the camera, phone in hand Photo: Stefan Vibes
Rehearse

Your verse and the beat you linked to it, a few clicks apart. Run it until it sits, so you never fumble when someone says “let me hear something.”

Black and white: a rapper under a spotlight, mic up, the crowd below holding phones in the air Photo: Raul De Los Santos
Protect

Your work, in one place, under your control. Back up everything to Google Drive or Dropbox anytime, so no platform ever holds it hostage.

Next

Walk through the workspace.

Seven parts in one place: write, protect, listen, deconstruct, organize, collaborate, perform. Start at the top and read down.