Ten ancient forms, drawn live and moving with whatever you play. Flower of Life, Metatron's Cube, Sri Yantra, the Merkaba and more, following the bass, the melody and the beat.
Android · iPhone · iPad · Mac
Every frame is rendered in real time from the sound, so nothing is pre-made or repeated. The same song never looks quite the same twice.
The audio is split into frequency bands with beat and tempo detection on top. Bass swells the geometry, the melody turns it, and the high end makes it shimmer, so the pattern follows the shape of a track instead of just pulsing along.
On Android it can visualize whatever your phone is playing, from Spotify to YouTube. Or switch to the microphone and point it at a singing bowl, a guitar, or a room full of people.
Swipe to move between patterns. Press and hold for a carousel of all ten. Tap once and the controls step aside so it's only the geometry on screen.
Tune how hard each frequency band pushes the pattern, then set rotation speed, line thickness, opacity and detail, with stars and cosmic dust drifting behind. Start from presets like Bass Heavy, Harmonic Focus, Cosmic or Minimal, and save your own.
Capture the visualizer as a video with the sound included, ready to share or keep. On Android, pick 30 or 60 fps and record from the mic or straight from device audio.
Send it to the TV with Chromecast on Android or AirPlay on Apple devices. Let it run through a meditation session, a long record, or a party.
Set any pattern as your home screen wallpaper, still listening and still moving to whatever you play.
Bring in your own tracks and Apple Music playlists, then play them through a ten-band EQ with gapless playback, crossfade, volume leveling, a sleep timer and lock screen controls.
Screenshots from the Android app.
Put on something you love,
and watch the geometry follow it.