Turn sound into light.
Point your phone at the room and watch the music become light. Audiolux VJ paints a full-screen, music-reactive light field you perform with your fingers, then streams it straight to your real WLED fixtures over Wi-Fi.
Free to play with on screen. Audiolux Pro unlocks real lights for a one-time $4.99.
Audiolux VJ is built visual-first, by a Deaf artist, for anyone who wants to see music. The whole experience is designed to be felt with your eyes and your hands, not your ears.
The room becomes your canvas
No setup, no theory, no hearing required. Open it and the room starts painting itself.
Your phone's mic listens to the room and paints a full-screen light field in real time — ripples, spectrum bars, and waveforms that move with the music.
Touch the canvas to shape the visual. Drag, resize, and rotate. Switch between Ripple, EQ, and Wave looks. It feels alive and it runs smooth.
Unlock Pro and send the same visuals straight to your WLED fixtures over Wi-Fi. Lay fixtures onto the visual by touch and watch your room track the music.
Free to feel it. Pay once for real lights.
The whole on-screen experience is free, so it spreads. Audiolux Pro is a single $4.99 unlock — no subscription — for when you want to drive real fixtures.
The whole “watch my sound become light” experience, on screen.
- Full-screen sound visualizer, reacting to the room in real time
- Ripple, EQ, and waveform visual modes
- Perform by touch on the virtual canvas
Pay once. No subscription. The moment you want real lights.
- Stream to real WLED fixtures over Wi-Fi
- Place multiple fixtures and map them onto the visual
- Save and recall scenes
- The full set of audio-to-light mappings
Be there when it drops
Audiolux VJ is heading to the App Store and TestFlight. Leave your email and we'll tell you the moment it's live — no spam, unsubscribe anytime.
A live App Store / TestFlight link will replace this form once the app is published.
Photosensitivity note. Audiolux VJ produces flashing and rapidly changing light. If you or anyone in your audience is sensitive to flashing lights, please use caution.