House mapping
Fit a box live through the projector, trace walls and openings, and check every face on the real house.
Read more →Layer effects, video, photos and sound on a multi-track timeline, open compositions in their own tabs, drop media straight onto a face of the house, and render the finished show to MP4.
Drag images and videos onto the timeline to line them up in order, or onto a face in the preview to play there at the playhead. Fit a clip to one face with stretch, contain, cover or tile, and see the house while you drag.
Group clips into a composition and open it in its own tab, like a code editor: the main show, a composition, a media asset or an effect, side by side. Place one composition as many times as you like.
Cut a window into a wall, cut through it, or join blocks together, and effects respect the new holes and recesses. Size the house to its real dimensions and every effect scales to match.
Lightweight preview proxies keep scrubbing smooth with big video files, a playback stats panel shows what is slowing things down, and revisions let you step back to an earlier version.
Yes. Render MP4 writes the show as an H.264 video you can play from any media player or send to a projector player box.
Fit a box live through the projector, trace walls and openings, and check every face on the real house.
Read more →An MCP server lets an AI assistant build beat-synced light shows and make characters sing and dance.
Read more →Install on a mini PC, pair it, and it plays your playlists on a schedule, cuts the HDMI signal between shows so projectors that sleep on no signal can rest, and takes a live feed.
Read more →The designer runs in your browser, with nothing to install. Your first show is free.