Introducing the New Training Mode

One of the biggest goals of MagicBase has always been helping magicians not only organize their repertoire—but actually use it. That’s why we’ve completely improved the Training section.

Whether you’re practicing sleight of hand, polishing a routine, or preparing for your next performance, the new Training Mode is designed to make consistent practice simple and motivating.

Practice Tricks and Techniques

Create focused training sessions for both tricks and techniques. Instead of wondering what to practice next, MagicBase helps you stay organized and build a regular training routine.

Log Your Performances

Practice is important—but performing is where the magic really happens.

With the new performance logging feature, you can record every time you perform a trick. Over time, you’ll build a history of your performances, making it easy to see which effects you’ve performed the most and which ones deserve more stage time.

Keep Training Notes

Every practice session teaches you something new. Add notes while you train to remember important details, presentation ideas, handling improvements, or things you’d like to work on next time.

Your progress isn’t just measured by repetition—it’s also captured in your own observations.

Rediscover Forgotten Gems

Every magician has tricks they once loved but haven’t performed in months—or even years.

That’s why MagicBase now includes a Random Mode. With a single tap, the app randomly selects tricks from your collection, helping you rediscover forgotten effects, revisit old favorites, and keep your repertoire fresh.

You might be surprised how many great tricks are already sitting in your collection, just waiting to be performed again.

Train Smarter

The new Training section turns MagicBase into more than just a collection manager. It’s now a tool that helps you practice consistently, track your real-world experience, document your progress, and bring forgotten magic back to life.

Because great magic doesn’t come from owning more tricks—it comes from performing the ones you already have.