Built by musicians,
for musicians.

Every amp sim wants to be a cockpit. Knobs for days, manuals thicker than the manual for the actual amp. I wanted the opposite: plug in, pick a feeling, play. So I wrote the DSP in C++, compiled it to WebAssembly, and put it in a browser tab — the one place that’s already open.

Every tone starts on a real amp and gets dialed by ear until it sits right under the fingers. No spec sheets, no feature lists. When a sound is good, it ships. When it isn’t, it doesn’t.

More packs, more rooms, a desktop build that kills the last millisecond of latency. Same rule as day one: nothing ships until it sounds like a record.