Content Manager
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Everything you need to get your page live, in order. Work down the list. Each step opens the right place for you, and ticks itself off once it's done.
Please read these once. The rest of the Content Manager opens when you accept.
Your works page lists everything in the catalogue that you added or are credited on. There are two ways to get work in. If it's already posted on ScriptBin, Reddit or Literotica, or you have it in a spreadsheet, import it. Anything else, add by hand.
In Releases, press Start a new release. The form walks you through it a step at a time, with a note on each. Press Show me to jump to a step.
To change something later, find it in Releases and choose it from the list. Its details load into the same form.
Email joi@joielectric.com with a question, a bug or an idea. Feedback has shaped most of what's here, so keep it coming.
Add a release one at a time, or pick one you’ve already added to change it. Everything here appears in the catalogue.
The form below walks you through it, one step at a time.
Adding lots? Import them from ScriptBin, Reddit, Literotica or a spreadsheet instead.
First choose what kind of release this is. The rest of the form adjusts to it: audio gets a step for the script it fills, music gets a step for the track file.
Then type the title the way it appears where you posted it.
Have a bracketed Reddit title, like [F4M] [Comfort] Title? Paste it into Tags in the Describe it step and the tag helper will split it into a title and tags for you.
Add a link for every place it’s posted: Soundgasm, HotAudio, Reddit, Patreon, ScriptBin and so on.
At least one link is needed to save. The icons on your page are added for you.
If this audio fills someone’s script, search for it below by title, tag or writer and pick it. The script and your fill then link to each other in the catalogue. Improv or your own idea? Skip this step.
If you offered this on Reddit, Find the offer keeps that post as a link, so listeners can find the fills.
Was the script offered on Reddit? Find the offer adds that post too.
Tags are how listeners find work in the catalogue. Add the words someone would search for, separated by commas. Put the audience tag first, like F4M. The tag helper suggests ones already in use.
The short description is one line on the card (up to 100 characters). The long description shows when someone opens it. Line breaks are kept and links become clickable.
Releases with a picture stand out in the catalogue. Upload New for an image on your device, Choose from uploads to reuse one, or paste the address of an image online.
Square images look best. It’s shown in a frame, so it doesn’t need a border of its own.
Upload the music file so people can play and download it here. Then add the tempo, what it works well for, and how others may use it.
The date sets its place in the catalogue, newest first. It starts as today, so change it to the day it was first posted.
The length is optional, written like 14:32.
Credit everyone who made this with you: the voices, the writer, whoever edited, produced, scored or drew the art. Full credits send listeners to every collaborator’s page, and every one of them gets the release on theirs.
Under each role, pick the person from the list, or press + New if they aren’t listed yet. Credit yourself too. That’s how this release appears on your page.
At least one person is needed to save.
Used sound effects? Add each pack under SFX at the bottom.
Here’s where everything stands. Steps marked Needed must be done before saving. Everything else can wait and be added later.
Bring in work you’ve already posted, many at a time, instead of adding each one by hand.
Your public scripts on scriptbin.works. Usernames there are case sensitive, so match the capitals in your profile address.
Your audio posts on Reddit, found through GWASI, with links and descriptions from your Soundgasm and HotAudio pages under the same name. A post whose audio is on neither is offered with just its Reddit link.
Your audio, stories and poems on literotica.com, read from your public works pages. Titles, descriptions, categories, dates and series come across. The tags on each work's own page do not, so add those with Edit.
For work that isn’t on ScriptBin, Reddit or Literotica, or for changing lots of releases at once in Excel or Google Sheets.
Change lots of releases at once, keep a backup, and tidy up loose ends.
Nobody is credited on these, so they do not appear on any profile. Claim them and the credit is added for you.
All your releases in one table. Click a cell to change it, and it saves when you move on. More on a row opens the full form.
Click a cell to change it; it saves when you move on. Use More for descriptions, links, credits and the rest.
| Title | Type | Date | Length | Tags | Short description | Credits | Links |
|---|
Download your releases, change them in Excel or Google Sheets, then bring the file back in on the Import tab. You’ll check every change before it’s saved.
Pick a set of releases, then add or remove tags, set the date, move them to another creator, or delete them.
Take a backup before deleting. Nothing here can be undone from inside the site.
Hidden entries belong to a creator whose profile is unpublished or gone, so the public catalogue leaves them out. Move them to another creator, or publish the profile, and they show again.
A copy of the whole catalogue as one file, to keep somewhere safe.
The people you credit and the places your work is posted. The catalogues link to them.
Paste a CSV of name, profile URL, banner URL — a header row is fine.
Existing collaborators keep their name; blank fields are filled in, and anything already set is left alone.
Every tag in use. Spot near-duplicates and merge them so filters stay tidy.
Every name credited on a release. Fold misspellings and old handles into one name so each person's work finds their page.
Post updates to the JOI Electric homepage. Markdown works for bold, italics and links.
What listeners sent through the feedback forms.
How many people came by, and what they opened.
Remove a visit, or everything one visitor did, with the buttons on each. Removing is permanent and covers every day stored, not just this range.
Visitors are counted by an anonymous id their browser keeps; no names, emails or IP addresses are stored. Visits while you are signed in, and from browsers that ask not to be tracked, are left out. Listening happens on other sites (Soundgasm and the like), so plays cannot be seen, only the click out to them. Days are counted in UTC.
Messages and drop-alert sign-ups from the contact page.
Everything on your public page, in the order visitors see it. Fill it in top to bottom, use Preview to see how it looks, press Save profile, then Publish when you are happy with it.
The first thing visitors see: your banner across the top, your picture, your name and a short line about what you do. Always shown.
Short news posts at the top of your page: a new release, a collab, a break. The newest ten are shown. Adding, editing or deleting an update saves it straight away.
A few paragraphs in your own words: who you are, what you make, what listeners can expect. Leave it empty and the section simply does not appear.
Fills itself: every release in the catalogue that credits you, in any role. If some of your work is credited under another name — an old handle, a Reddit name — claim it here so it shows up too.
Buttons on your page that take listeners to your other places: Reddit, Literotica, Bluesky, Patreon, your own website, and so on. Add one for each place.
The icon is picked for you from the address; the preview beside each link shows which one.
A Leave Feedback button at the bottom of your page. It opens the site's feedback form with you already chosen. Nothing to fill in here.
How your whole page looks. Start with a theme — it sets the background, boxes and text colours. Then, if you like, swap in your own accent colour and choose what sits behind the page. Use Preview to see it for real.
Extras to make your page your own, all optional: a signature header, role chips under your name, your newest work as a compact card list, a short note under each link, and a page effect. Leave any of them unset and your page stays as it is.
The picture Reddit, Discord, X and Facebook show when someone posts a link to your page. It is built from your avatar, banner and tagline, so set those first; it is rebuilt each time you save your profile.
Invite creators to sign in and manage their own work and profiles.
They sign in with this Google address. The profile name decides their page
(/profile/<name>) and which catalogue entries they see.
Use an existing profile name to hand someone their current page.
Fill in a form and get a ready-to-paste post for Reddit, HotAudio or Literotica.
Create perfectly formatted Reddit posts for your audio content with live preview and copy functionality.
TemplateBuilds the description from the catalogue entry and wraps each section in borders you choose.
TemplateGenerate HTML-formatted posts for Literotica with contributor management and CSV integration.
TemplateYour project plan, filtered by phase.
Load projects to view current work