Links
- Website: audiophore.dev
- GitHub: github.com/audiophore
About
Audiophore is a low-latency bridge, written in Rust, that takes output from Synesthesia VJ software and pushes it out to the wider lighting ecosystem — so you can drive your whole rig from one place instead of stitching together a pile of one-off integrations.
What it talks to:
- Philips Hue and WLED
- Art-Net / E1.31 fixtures
- Nanoleaf panels
- Ether Dream laser DACs
- OSC passthrough for anything else that speaks it
Under the hood it’s a Rust engine with pluggable input adapters, Lua-scripted show files,
and a Tauri + Svelte native app on top. Sub-30 ms from audio event to light is the
non-negotiable — anything slower and the room notices before you do. The
brand kit is public too: logos, wordmark, and
palette, all regenerated from one brand.toml. There’s even a printed enclosure for the
bench-side hardware, designed in OpenSCAD like everything else around here.
It’s still pre-launch — audiophore.dev is a placeholder for now — but the bones are there, it’s under CI with fuzzed inputs and latency benchmarks, and it’s steadily turning into a real thing. Source-available under PolyForm Noncommercial.