01Live
Web app
Free · any browser
Open a URL on the phone and play. MIDI travels over WiFi to a port on your computer.
- Cost
- free
- Transport
- WiFi
- Needs
- bridge or plugin
- Account
- not required to try
- Offline
- after first load
Download
Pick a shell.
The controller is the same in all three. What changes is the cable, the price, and what the app can promise when the network is gone.
02Coming soon
Native app
One-time purchase
A thin native shell around the same controller. It adds the two things a browser cannot do: USB-MIDI device mode and a guaranteed offline boot.
- Price
- not announced
- Platforms
- Android first, iOS next
- Transport
- USB, wired
- Cold boot
- ~20 msradios off
- Account
- none
03In build
Flow Studio
Desktop editor
Build Flowpacks with a mouse: layout designer, mapping panel, theme editor, pack export. Bundles the bridge and the pairing QR.
- Platforms
- macOS · Windows · Linux
- Includes
- bridge + editor
- Output
- .flowpack file
01The WiFi path
Three steps to the first note.
- 01
Put a port on the computer
Run the desktop bridge, or load the VST3/AU plugin in your DAW. Either one opens a MIDI port the DAW can see.
- 02
Open the web app on the phone
Same WiFi network. Pair by QR code or let the app find the bridge on the network.
- 03
Arm the track
Select the Flow port as the MIDI input, hit a pad, and map controls with MIDI Learn.
Desktop bridge
Download soonA small background app. It opens a virtual MIDI port on the system and announces itself on the local network so the phone can find it.
- Cost
- free
- Ports
- virtual MIDI in/out
- Pairing
- QR or network discovery
VST3 / AU plugin
Download soonThe same job, from inside the DAW. Load the plugin on a track and MIDI lands in the DAW’s own buffer — nothing else to run.
- Cost
- free
- Formats
- VST3 · AU
- Routing
- straight into the track
02Native app
Hear about it when it ships.
One mail when the wired app is on a store. Nothing else.