Smart wireless audio
Akemix came out of a concrete problem: getting the audio of several people into one mix without cabling the room or buying a mixing desk.
What guides us
A phone is already a microphone with a network. The job of the software is to treat it as a professional audio input.
We built the engine in C++ so that per-channel processing does not depend on how powerful the machine is, and the console in the browser so it can be operated from any screen in the room. The 2026 redesign took that same criterion to the interface: rounded surfaces, data in monospace and a single yellow accent that points at whatever is active.
No extra cables
If the network is already there, nothing new has to be run to add one more voice to the mix.
Data in plain sight
Latency, jitter and gaps always visible. Nobody should have to guess why the audio is breaking up.
Everything local
The audio never leaves your network. No cloud, no mandatory accounts, no relay servers.
Download the server and connect the first phone in five minutes
The free version includes four channels, EQ, stereo recording and every network tool.