SCRIBE by Christian Grace

SCRIBE, IT LOOKS LIKE YOU'RE DOING NOTHING. THAT SHOWS YOU KNEW EVERYTHING!

Thumbwriting is sloppy, illegible, and unconvincing—which is why most magicians don't use it.
The result usually looks like hieroglyphs and you have to convince your audience that you are actually predicting their free choice.
That is, until now.

SCRIBE by Christian Grace is a complete system, two gimmicks that seamlessly interlock to make thumb typing possible for the first time in history.

The dirty work no longer needs to be hidden, SCRIBE happens right under your nose, in full view of your fingertips.

Predict numbers, zip codes, words, shapes… anything.

Scribe is a universal tool for street and stage and comes with everything you need:
- Scribe gimmick.
- Custom magnetic thumb pen.
- A stack of tickets.
- Replacement magnet.
- Refills.

Can I run Scribe even if I'm left-handed?
Yes. The SCRIBE gimmick was designed to be completely universal. It can be used with both the right and left hand.

I have small/large hands. Is it suitable for me?
Yes. We designed this thing to be one size fits all. Christian explains in the video tutorial how to adjust your gimmick EXACTLY to your hand size.

Credit for Scribe:
We acknowledge the originators of the project for inspiration and development, but would also like to acknowledge Henry Slade as the first reference to thumb typing in 1897.
Guy Bavli had a similar idea for Scribe in 1997. Although Christian developed his gimmick independently, mention must be made of Guy's Super Writer Pro (now Wami Board), which uses a large clipboard rather than a piece of paper at the fingertips.