Turning Writers’ Room Banter Into a New Social Experience

Some of the best conversations never make it to social media. They happen in group chats, those fast-moving, unfiltered exchanges where jokes land, ideas spark, and personalities collide.

For Family Guy’s Alec Sulkin, those private threads have always felt like a show of their own. They had rhythm. Wit. A kind of magic that deserved to be shared. That spark became the foundation for Ramble, a new social texting app developed in collaboration with Miroma Project Factory.

What began as a playful idea, “What if the Family Guy writers’ room chat had an audience?”  grew into a bold product vision: a platform where real group conversations unfold publicly, allowing anyone to follow along, react, and be part of the moment.

Working closely with Alec and the Ramble team, MPF helped shape this concept into a living, breathing MVP. From the earliest brainstorming sessions to the final interactive build, the entire process centred around one goal: to capture the spontaneity and humour of real text messaging and turn it into a form of entertainment. The MPF case study reflects this approach, merging technical craft with playfulness, shaping a product that stays true to its creative DNA.

Ramble’s experience mirrors that energy. Users can watch dynamic group chats between creators, celebrities, writers, comedians, and thought leaders, conversations that feel alive, unscripted, and wonderfully human. A dedicated comment section lets fans join in without interrupting the main thread, keeping the core conversation flowing while still opening a door for the community.

For Alec, that openness is the whole point

“Our writers’ room chat was so hilarious it deserved an audience. With Ramble, we’re finally sharing that world  the quick jokes, the messy debates, the spark of something funny before it’s polished.”

Early adopters are already embracing the platform, calling it “the most innovative communication tool since Twitter” and “a new way to watch creators think out loud.” And with its roots in genuine creative collaboration, Ramble is quickly becoming a home for people who love humour, culture, and the raw honesty of unscripted conversation.

Whether you’re a creator wanting to open up your world, a fan looking for real access, or someone who simply loves the magic of a great chat, Ramble invites you into a new kind of social experience, one where the writers’ room, the group chat, and the audience finally meet in the same place. 

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Born in Cairns (Far North Queensland – Australia) I am the youngest and the only boy of a family of five. My first serious job was as a Salesperson, the announcer, then Production Manager for 4AM. I spent in excess of ten years running my own successful entertainment agency before moving to Melbourne (Victoria – Australia) where I currently live, work and play. A week after arriving I joined the sales team at JOY 94.9fm – what was to be Australia’s first and only dedicated gay and lesbian radio station. I was clearly destined to be self-employed as fate would have it. Q Magazine was born in March 2004 and as they so rightly say ‘the rest is history’.

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