Your AI co-pilot for
music production.
An installable assistant that plugs into your DAW, understands the whole session, and executes real production tasks — composing, arranging, mixing and sound design — while you keep creative control. Local-first. Starting with Ableton Live.
Co-pilot
Say what you want. It does the work.
No menus to memorize, no presets to dig through. Describe the outcome in plain language and the co-pilot proposes the edits, shows its reasoning, and applies them inside your DAW.
"Add movement to the bassline"
"Make this feel more cinematic"
"Fix vocal harshness around 7k"
"Create tension before the drop"
"Build a vocal chain for indie pop"
One co-pilot, many specialists.
Switch context and the co-pilot changes its expertise — from arranging a loop to prepping a master. Every mode reads the same live session.
End-to-end help across the whole session.
Turn loops into full, structured arrangements.
Diagnose and fix mix problems by ear.
Dial in patches and textures from a description.
Humanize timing and shape the pocket.
Get the mixdown ready for the master.
Build a tracking or mix chain for any voice.
Match tone and balance to a reference track.
Generate, reharmonize and voice progressions.
Find the right tempo, feel and swing.
Quantize, fix overlaps and tidy MIDI.
Route and dial in sidechain compression.
Three layers, running on your machine.
A desktop shell, a local production engine, and DAW-specific adapters. The engine never has to leave your computer — session analysis stays private by default.
Desktop application
A cross-platform shell for onboarding, project management, session visualization and a full command history with rollback. Everything you touch lives in one window.
Production engine
A local orchestration engine handling AI task planning, session analysis, MIDI / audio processing and model routing. Offline-capable, with optional cloud enhancement when you want it.
DAW adapters
Control bridges that translate one shared internal command system into DAW-native actions. Ableton Live today; Logic, FL Studio and Pro Tools on the roadmap.
Plan
The co-pilot reads the session and proposes a set of edits before touching anything.
Execute
You approve. Changes are written into the DAW as native, real operations.
Verify
Results are checked and every step is reversible — full undo and project memory.
Open core, by design.
The protocol and DAW bridges are open and inspectable. The downloadable app is the commercial layer on top — but the foundation belongs to the community.
- Open-source protocol layer. The command system and DAW bridge are public and auditable.
- Extensible integrations. Adapters, tools and models are pluggable from day one.
- Plugin / adapter SDK. Build your own DAW bridges and workflows — SDK landing soon.
- Community workflows. Share and remix co-pilot recipes with other producers.
Questions, answered.
The honest version — what's open, what's paid, what runs locally, and what's coming.
What's open source and what's paid?
MIT. The downloadable desktop app is the commercial layer: onboarding, session management, command history with rollback, and managed model routing. You can run the open core yourself or let the app do it for you.Which DAWs are supported?
Does my audio or session data leave my machine?
What platforms does the app run on?
Do I need an internet connection?
Is it free during the beta?
Can I build my own adapters or extensions?
Does the co-pilot change my project without asking?
Download the beta.
Install the desktop app, connect Ableton Live, and run your first guided action in minutes.