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Phone → USB-MIDI

Your DAW lists the phone as a MIDI device.

Pads, faders and XY surfaces on a screen you already own. Wired over USB in the native app, or over WiFi through a free desktop bridge.

Free in the browser. No account to try it.

Wired latency
≤ 10 msmedian
Offline cold boot
~20 ms
Soak test
0%message loss
Web app
free

01Shells

Three ways to run it.

One controller, three shells. The engine is the same in all of them — the differences are the cable and the guarantees.

01Live

Web app

Free · any browser

Runs in the browser and sends MIDI over WiFi — through the free desktop bridge, or the VST3 plugin loaded in your DAW.

02Coming soon

Native app

One-time purchase

The phone enumerates as a class-compliant USB-MIDI device. Wired, fully offline, no account. No price to announce yet.

03In build

Flow Studio

Desktop editor

Build Flowpacks on a big screen: layout, mappings, theme, samples. Bundles the bridge and pairs with the phone by QR.

02Flowpacks

A Flowpack is a file.

A layout, its MIDI mappings, a theme and the sounds, packed into one file. Artists build them. You load them.

Packs are sold on the web, not inside an app. Buy one and it stays yours: export the file, keep it on a drive, load it into the native app from local storage with no network in sight.

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Inside a pack

Layout
pads · faders · XY · keys
Mapping
MIDI notes, CC, channels
Theme
colours, labels, surface
Sounds
samples, optional
On install
integrity checked

03Off-grid

Radios off. Still playing.

A venue with no WiFi is the normal case, not the edge case. The native app boots to a playable surface with every radio off — measured at about 20 ms cold — and holds its packs on the device.

Wired, the target is 10 ms median added latency. Under a sustained soak the message loss is zero.

Measured

Offline cold boot
~20 ms
Wired latency
≤ 10 msmedian target
Soak message loss
0%
Account required
nonenative

04Artists

Ship your surface, not a screenshot of it.

Build a pack in the app, in Flow Studio, or from the command line. Sell it on the web and the buyer walks away with a file.

Sell a pack