Clockstoppers by Calen Morelli

So, Clockstoppers by Calen Morelli. It's a web app for mentalists that lets you pull off several tricks without having to faff about with resets. Calen's been perfecting this for years, so it's got some clever bits in there.

Dan White and Jeremy Griffith have sung its praises, but let's cut to the chase. The "Hyperspace ACAAN" is a standout. You think of a card and a number, and somehow they match up perfectly. You don't touch the cards, which is handy if you're like me and tend to drop them at the worst moment.

Then there's "Open Waters." The participant stops a stopwatch, and the numbers always total seventeen. It's like the universe decided to play along with your trick. "Nexus" lets you predict a timestamp down to the last digit, and you can even throw in custom numbers if you're feeling a bit daring.

"Emergence" is a tossed-out deck trick for your phone, and "Ultra Mode" has some advanced sequences for when you're feeling particularly ambitious or just want to show off a bit.

Here's what you get with Clockstoppers:

Tech Specs:

It's built for performance. No secret backstage resets, and the cues are basically invisible. You can run effects back-to-back without breaking your flow, which is great if you're not into awkward pauses. It's definitely for those who fancy themselves at an intermediate level.