A hi-fi stack that listens

Analog VU meters, a colour spectrum and a 31-band analyzer, lit by the music around you.

Free on the App Store, soon.

The Vumira stack in walnut: two VU meters, the colour spectrum strip and the 31-band analyzer, lit amber.

Three units

Built like the equipment that once glowed on the shelf

Every knob turns and every switch flips. Power the stack on and it warms up the way hardware does: the lamps first, then the colour unit, then the analyzer runs its test sweep.

VU-2

A pair of analog VU meters: needles with weight, and a warm lamp behind the scale.

MI-31

A colour spectrum strip that opens from the centre as the music swells.

RA-31

A 31-band spectrum analyzer with peak hold, falling or fading peaks, and LEDs that bloom.

Read the stack from the top: VU, MI, RA.

Three eras

Walnut, aluminium or black

Each era brings its own case, print, knobs and screws. Choose the light colour of every unit and the shape of its LEDs: square, bar or round.

Wood

Walnut cabinets, amber light.

Metal

Brushed and bead-blasted aluminium, phosphor green.

Black

Black panels, red-orange glow.

Listens to what you play

Your room, or your Mac

On iPhone and iPad Vumira listens through the microphone. On a Mac it can follow what the Mac itself is playing. Sound is analysed on the device and never recorded, stored or sent anywhere.

A full rack in landscape, a compact stack upright.
Large meters to read from across the room.
On a foldable iPhone, the stack splits at the hinge.

Two large VU meters on an upright phone screen

Apple TV

Your phone listens, the TV glows

Open Vumira on an Apple TV and press TV on your iPhone or Mac. Only the readings travel over your home network, never the sound, and the big screen moves with the music across the room.

The Vumira stack across a wide television screen

Get Vumira

Free, with no account, no ads and no subscription

Vumira is coming to the App Store for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV.